the Protests in the aftermath of a black americans dead has spread from the U.S. to many other countries.
Now, Odense and Aarhus in the list of cities that are staging demonstration in protest against racism and police brutality.
on Wednesday, keeping the movement ‘Black Lives Matter’ demonstration in Aarhus. It takes place on the town hall square at 17. It is apparent from an event on Facebook.
on Tuesday around 11 a.m. just over 1000 people expressed their interest.
In Odense organises the network ‘Racismefri city – Odense for diversity’ a solidaritetsdemonstration. It begins at the train station Wednesday at 17, writes TV2 Fyn.
– It is a support, and support for, victims in the UNITED states and all the people who are tired of racism and discrimination, ” says Lene Junker, who is the spokesperson for ‘Racismefri city – Odense for diversity’, to TV2 Fyn.
on Sunday there was demonstration in Copenhagen. ‘Black Lives Matter’ stood behind, and according to Copenhagen Police topped the demonstration with 2000 participants.
the Protests began on Tuesday in the previous week. It was the day after that the american is George Floyd’s death.
the 46-year-old Floyd was a black man who lost his life in connection with an arrest in the city of Minneapolis.
Also in the Uk, Germany, Italy, New Zealand and Canada have thousands of people been on the streets in protest.
On the Trafalgar Square in London knelt hundreds of protesters on Sunday afternoon, while shouting: ‘No justice, no peace’.
In the German capital, Berlin, and gathered large crowds out in front of the us embassy.
graffiti artists have painted Floyd’s face on a portion of the berlin Wall followed by the words ‘I can’t breathe’ (English: ‘I can’t breathe’).
