Black Lives Matter protests spread in Europe

Black Lives Matter protests spread in Europe

Black Lives Matter protests spread in Europe

Black Lives Matter protests spread in Europe

The American protests spread to Europe as well. There were also violent protests. When it was forbidden to get together in various European countries to deal with the coronavirus, rallies and demonstrations were observed in defiance of that ban.

Last week, a white American police officer brutally strangled a black man named George Floyd to death. As soon as that picture was spread, protests against administrative atrocities spread to various cities in America. The protesters have not been suppressed yet with the threat of curfew. On the contrary, Trump has been criticized in various parts of the world and shown sympathy for the protesters.

This time the protests spread to different countries in Europe. Protesters in the British capital, London, staged a series of demonstrations. Several anti-American slogans were heard on the faces of the protesters. They marched in central London in solidarity with the American protesters.

Also, thousands of people kneel in front of British Parliament Square to protest against racism. Organizers are planning more protests in London. Thousands of people protest peacefully in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Many people protested against US atrocities, ignoring the ban on public gatherings in Stockholm, Sweden.

There have also been protests in the Greek capital, Athens. Many of the protesters again hurled fireballs at the US embassy. About 15,000 people gathered in the French capital, Paris, during the protests. But there are also people on the road ignoring the Corona restrictions.