Poland Poland: anti-foreigner protests turn violent after fatal stabbing Riot police have clashed with protesters in Poland amid anti-foreigner sentiment in a northeastern town, after a young local man was stabbed to death on New Year’s Eve following a row at a kebab… 02/01/2017
Mexico Protests greet 20% petrol price hike in Mexico Mexico's energy reforms have started to bite with a 20 percent rise at the petrol pumps and angry consumers have been protesting. 02/01/2017
China Thousands march in Hong Kong demanding voting rights Thousands of people have protested in Hong Kong demanding direct elections for the post of Chief Executive. 01/01/2017
South Korea Tenth successive weekend protest against South Korea's president New Year's Eve did not prevent thousands of people to rally in Seoul against Park Geun-hye, demanding the president's resignation over a corruption scandal. 31/12/2016
Iran #SaveArash: Hunger strike by Iran activist tops Twitter trending A jailed Iranian activist on hunger strike in protest at the detention of his writer wife has taken social media by storm. 31/12/2016
Taiwan Demonstrations outside parliament as Taiwan relaxes rules against same-sex marriage Taiwan's parliament has relaxed rules against same-sex marriage, with opponents and supporters demonstrating outside parliament. 26/12/2016
World DRC: Sporadic gunfire in Kinshasa, UN confirms 19 deaths There was sporadic gunfire across Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a day after deadly clashes between the security forces and anti-government protesters. 21/12/2016
Republic of the Congo DRC: Clashes in Kinshasa 'kill more than 20' Clashes in Kinshasa appear to have left more than 20 civilians dead, the UN reports, citing ‘pretty solid information’. 20/12/2016
Spain Spain: Anti-austerity protest attracts thousands Thousands have marched through Madrid to demand an end to austerity measures in Spain. 18/12/2016
Poland Poland: third day of 'press freedom protests' sees President Duda offer to mediate A third day of protests has taken place against plans by Poland’s ruling Law and Justice Party (PIS) to restrict journalists’ access to parliamentary sessions. 18/12/2016
Poland Poland protests: crowds and opposition renew calls for press freedom in parliament In what has become the biggest political stand-off in Poland in years, opposition MPs have occupied parliament for a second day. 18/12/2016
Korea Pro- and anti- Park rallies staged in Seoul Supporters of South Korean President Park Guen-hye have rallied to call for her reinstatement.Opponents have gathered to repeat their demands that the leader, impeached over a corruption scandal, shou 17/12/2016
Turkey Protests in Turkey against Iranian militias turning refugee convoys back into Aleppo As refugee convoys face problems leaving Aleppo, allegedly stopped by Iranian Shia Militias and Hezbollah, crowds protests outside Iranian embassy in Istanbul. 16/12/2016
Greece Greece snubs its international lenders to give low-income pensioners a one-off Christmas bonus Greece has snubbed its international lenders and legislated plans to give low-income pensioners a pre-Christmas payoff. 15/12/2016
No Comment Demonstration for Aleppo in Paris Some 50 demonstrators gathered outside the presidential palace in Paris, calling for an immediate ceasefire in eastern Aleppo and humanitarian relief access for the… 14/12/2016
Israel Jewish settlers demand support for Amona outpost Residents and supporters of the Amona settlement in the West Bank protest near the Israeli PM's residence in Jerusalem against the outpost's dismantlement. 13/12/2016
Poland Thousands flood streets as Poland marks 35th anniversary of martial law Thousands of Poles flooded the streets as the country remembered the 35th anniversary of the declaration of martial law by its former communist regime. 13/12/2016
South Korea The clock is ticking for Park Guen-hye South Korea's Constitutional Court has up to 180 days to decide whether to uphold the impeachment of the country's president. 09/12/2016
USA Bernie Sanders piles pressure on Trump over jobs at Washington rally of blue-collar workers Just up the block from Trump’s new Washington hotel, low-wage federal contract workers who were on a one-day strike, and Bernie Sanders was there to lead the calls for action on jobs and wages. 08/12/2016
USA Dakota Access Pipeline: a potentially short-lived victory for eco-protesters The victory in temporarily halting the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota USA could be short lived. What will a Trump Presidency do? 07/12/2016