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This is the second attack on ships in the Global Sumud Flotilla over two days, with the fleet’s main boat, the Family Boat, being attacked just a day ago on Sept. 8.
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Protesters say politicians' children are enjoying wealth and jobs, while most young people in Nepal struggle with unemployment.
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The boat was carrying humanitarian supplies and prominent activists who had previously attempted to sail to Gaza on the Madleen, another Freedom Flotilla Coalition ship, with the goal of breaking Israel’s siege.
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The first wave of boats arrived in Tunisia on Sept. 7 to meet with other groups of activists that gathered to sail together to Gaza.
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People filled the streets wearing red to symbolize a “red line”, chanting for a ceasefire and carrying a giant banner listing all the names of Palestinians killed in Gaza.
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Videos and reports from the demonstration showed police arresting several elderly protesters, some in wheelchairs or disabled.
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Protests calling for the Israel-Premier Tech team to be expelled from the race due to Israel’s genocide in Gaza had been ongoing since the start of La Vuelta in August.
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“Seeking freedom and democracy is something everyone should do,” Qi said.
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The shutdown cost the company an estimated £300,000 in lost sales and tax revenue.
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Activists, doctors, artists, lawyers and sailors set sail from ports across the Mediterranean in more than 50 boats.
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The video showed several teens beating, insulting, and even stripping the girl, while others filmed the incident.
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About 700 people boarded ferries and sailed around Venice’s Lido island, where the festival is held, waving Palestinian flags and holding banners that read “Stop the Genocide” and “Free, Free Palestine.”