Protesters clash with Australian police after suspected killer of Indigenous girl arrested - Reuters

Protesters clash with Australian police after suspected killer of Indigenous girl arrested  Reuters

Violence in Australian town after arrest of man over girl's murder

Unrest took place outside hospital where man suspected of murdering a five-year-old girl was being treated.

Violence Erupts in Australian Town After Arrest of Suspect in Girl’s Killing

Police in Alice Springs fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse an angry crowd demanding justice.

By Laura Chung

Protesters clash with police in Australia after suspected killer of Indigenous girl arrested

Hundreds of protesters clashed with Australian emergency services workers in a remote town following the arrest of a man suspected ‌of murdering a five-year-old Indigenous girl, police said on Friday.

Riot erupts over Australian indigenous girl’s suspected killer

Hundreds of protesters clashed with Australian emergency services workers in a remote town following the arrest of a man suspected of murdering a five-year-old indigenous girl, police said on Friday. Australia’s prime minister, the Northern Territory’s police commissioner and a spokesperson for the victim’s family all appealed for calm after an angry crowd of roughly 400 indigenous people gathered on Thursday night at the hospital where ‌the suspect was taken after being beaten unconscious by...

By Reuters

Australian Indigenous protesters and police clash over arrest of suspected killer of 5-year-old girl

Police fired tear gas into a crowd of hundreds of Indigenous people who gathered outside a hospital in the remote town of Alice Springs Thursday night following the arrest of a man accused of killing a five-year-old girl. Members of the crowd, who called for the suspect to be punished according to customary law, attacked police and emergency workers and set a number of vehicles on fire.

By FRANCE 24

Riots erupt in Australia over Indigenous girl’s death as local assault suspect

A crowd attacked Jefferson Lewis when he appeared in a local community and beat him unconscious before police intervened

By Maroosha Muzaffar

Violence in Australian town after arrest of man over girl's murder

Turkish police fire tear gas, arrest dozens at May Day rallies - The Straits Times

Turkish police fire tear gas, arrest dozens at May Day rallies  The Straits Times

May Day protest in Zenica: Workers warn “this is just the beginning” as steel plant shutdown sparks outrage

International Workers’ Day in Zenica was marked by strong messages of solidarity and urgent calls to save the city’s steel industry, as workers and un

Riot erupts after Indigenous girl, 5, killed in Australia

Hundreds of protesters clashed with Australian emergency services workers in a remote town following the arrest of a ⁠man suspected of murdering a five-year-old Indigenous girl, police said today.

Police, protesters trade barbs over violence at Labor Day rally

MANILA, Philippines — The police and protesters clashed over how at least seven police officers were injured and why authorities attempted to extinguish an effigy that had been burned at a Labor Day rally in Manila. The protesters were marching towards the United States Embassy to call for an end to their war on Iran,

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Erdogan vows to protect workers’ rights in speech on May Day

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday pledged that Türkiye would continue to safeguard workers’ rights, saying his government would not allow laborers to be disadvantaged unde...

Turkish police fire tear gas, arrest dozens at May Day rallies

Turkish police on Friday fired tear gas and arrested dozens of people holding May Day demonstrations in Istanbul, as thousands rallied nationwide. The post Turkish police fire tear gas, arrest dozens at May Day rallies appeared first on Vanguard News.

By Henry Oduah

Violence in Australian town after arrest of man over girl’s murder

There has been violence outside an Australian hospital where a man suspected of murdering a five-year-old girl was being treated, as police said they were "coming for" anyone who may have helped him.

By Abubakar Ibrahim