What recent events sparked protests worldwide?

March of a Million Hearts

Approximately a million Poles protested against the Law and Justice Party’s threats to democracy in Warsaw on October 1, 2023, mobilizing for national elections[2].

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Iran Protests

Following the death of Mahsa Amini and government crackdowns, large protests in Iran continued throughout 2023 under the slogan “Woman, life, freedom”[2].

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Anti-Judiciary Reform Protests in Israel

Before the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, hundreds of thousands protested against government plans to reform the judiciary[2].

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Protests against Foreign Agents Bill in Georgia

Tens of thousands protested against legislation seen as mirroring Russian laws aimed at stifling dissent, resulting in the withdrawal of the bill[2].

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Protests in Iraq and North Macedonia

New demonstrations erupted in both countries amid ongoing anti-government sentiments[2].

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Economic Protests in France

Strikes and protests erupted over pension reforms that raised the retirement age from sixty-two to sixty-four[2].

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Farmers’ Protests in India

Tens of thousands of farmers opposed new agricultural laws, leading to substantial nationwide protests[4].

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Global Protests for Gaza

Thousands gathered worldwide to condemn Israel’s military actions in Gaza, particularly marking the one-year anniversary of the conflict[5].

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Pro-Palestinian Protests in Germany

Demonstrators in Berlin faced police unrest as they protested against Israel's actions in Gaza, leading to violence on the streets[5].

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Protests for Women’s Rights in Namibia

Following a femicide incident, hundreds demanded action against gender-based violence, securing government commitments[4].

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Protests in Nigeria

Rising food inflation led to demonstrations against government policies deemed 'anti-poor'[6].

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Demonstrations for Climate Action

Thousands protested in various countries demanding stronger actions on climate change amid dissatisfaction with government policies[2].

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Teachers’ Protests in Hungary

Continuing protests were driven by labor disputes and demands for better working conditions[2].

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Anti-Government Protests in Tunisia

Ongoing demonstrations against President Kais Saied's governance have drawn significant public opposition since his self-coup[2].

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Opposition Protests in Guatemala

Protests arose against attempts by the incumbent government to block the transfer of power to President-elect Bernardo Arévalo[2].

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Protests in Mozambique

Allegations of election fraud have driven demonstrations against the ruling party[2].

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Protests about Energy Supply in South Africa

Public dissatisfaction over energy shortages led to over a hundred demonstrations throughout the year[2].

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Violent Police Response in Myanmar

Protests against military actions have led to casualties and repression of dissenting voices[3].

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