Vesna Manojlovic via nettime-l on Thu, 2 Nov 2023 12:01:13 +0100 (CET)


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<nettime> "demonstrations linked to Israel-Hamas conflict" 

Hi,
I received this list as a part of a travel-warning, but, instead, I find it impressive in a positive way :: so many people are organising the anti-war protests!! 

Vesna
On 28 October, mass demonstrations occurred in major urban centres. In Paris (France), tear gas was used to disperse protesters following clashes between demonstrators and the security forces. The protest had proceeded despite a prohibition order from the authorities, and 21 people were arrested and nearly 1,500 others received a fine.
In London (UK), for the second consecutive week, around 100,000 protesters blocked the city centre, with isolated incidents of clashes with the police. The police had put in place certain restrictions prohibiting protests from occurring in the vicinity of the Israeli embassy. In Berlin (Germany), several thousand protesters caused localised disruption.
Details of further notable demonstrations are listed below (all times local). This list is not exhaustive: 

1 November

    Berlin (Germany): Adenauerplatz from 18.00
    Brussels (Belgium): Place de la Bourse from 19.00
    Copenhagen (Denmark): Sankt Hans Torv square from 17.00
    Frankfurt (Germany): Hauptwache square from 18.00
    Hamburg (Germany): Between Jungfernstieg and Flaggenplatz from 18.00
    Lisbon (Portugal): Assembly of the Republic from 19.30
    London (UK): 10 Downing Street from 18.00
    Madrid (Spain): Puerta del Sol from 20.00
    Munich (Germany): Odeonsplatz from 18.00
    Oldham (UK): King Street roundabout from 17.00
    Oxford (UK): Manzil Way before marching to Bonn Square
    Porto (Portugal): Town Hall (Camara Municipal do Porto) from 22.00
    Rome (Italy): Piazza dei Mirti from 18.00
    Rotterdam (Netherlands): Rotterdam Cetraal station from 19.00
    Seville (Spain): Plaza Virgen de los Reyes from 19.00
    The Hague (Netherlands): World Forum Convention Centre from 17.00
    Vienna (Austria): Stephansplatz from 19.00

2 November

    Brussels (Belgium): Place de la Bourse from 19.00
    Copenhagen (Denmark): Valby from 16.00
    Madrid (Spain): The Monument to the International Brigades 12.00
    Paris (France): Place de la Republique from 18.30
    Porto (Portugal): Town Hall (Camara Municipal do Porto) from 22.00
    Toulouse (France): Jean Jaures metro station from 18.30

3 November

    Brussels (Belgium): Place de la Bourse from 19.00
    Copenhagen (Denmark): Planetarium from 16.00
    Frankfurt (Germany): Rathenauplatz from 16.00
    Manchester (UK): Wilbraham road from 16.30
    Porto (Portugal): Town Hall (Camara Municipal do Porto) from 22.00

4 November

    Aberdeen (UK): Saint Nicholas square from 14.00
    Berlin (Germany): Neptunbrunnen from 14.00
    Brussels (Belgium): Place de la Bourse from 19.00
    Bucharest (Romania): From University fountain to Izvor Park 12.30
    Edinburgh (UK): Foot of the Mound from 14.00
    Glasgow (UK): BBC offices from 14.00
    London (UK): Israeli embassy from 12.00
    London (UK): Trafalgar Square from 14.30
    Lyon (France): Place Bellecour from 15.00
    Manchester (UK): St Peter’s Square from 16.00
    Rome (Italy): Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II from 14.00
    Paris (France): From Place de la Republique to Place de la Bastille to Place de la Nation from 15.00 
    Zaragoza (Spain): Plaza del Pilar from 18.00
Rallies have also been scheduled to take place every day at Gustav Adolfs Torg in Malmo (Sweden) from 17.30 and at Utenriksdepartemetet in Oslo (Norway) at an undisclosed time. 

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