Over 100,000 Join Tommy Robinson Rally in London; 5,000 Join Counter-Protest | World News

For a march organized by Far-Red activist Tommy Robinson, more than 100,000 people gathered in the center of London on Saturday, while a rival demonstration of approximately 5,000 anti-protesters against the anti-racist group joined the racism (SUTR).

“Unite The Kingdom” Rally, Robinson saw that the fans of Robinson walked through Whitehall, shook the flags of Unity and St George, and against the protesters, “Welcome to refugees. Stop the right right.” Both groups were separated from the BBC report with the obstacles borrowed from other British forces and more than 1000 civil servants and heavy police deployment.

According to the report, the police arrested at least nine people during the protests for various crimes. Police official, bottles, poles and beer boxes, including bullets full of bullets, including “important aggression” said they encountered. While Robinson fans prevent them from violating the cords, some officers were attacked. In the afternoon, rebellion police, assembled units and batons with batons were deployed to protect the order while tensions were flared near Trafalgar Square.

Gen Z Protests in Nepal

This development comes in the heel of the last protests in Nepal, where the violent demonstrations led by Gen Z exploded in Kathmandu on September 8 and the government’s law on 26 major social media platforms, and rapidly spread to cities such as Pokhara, Butwal and Birgunj. It has created widespread anger among young people acting by mourning, corruption, favoritism and abuse of power by reference to tax and cyber security concerns.

The protests began after the Nepal Government banned 26 popular social media platforms and mainly created anger among young people. This ban was the main trigger of the demonstrations. However, the disappointment emphasized by the social media tasks about the privileged lifestyles of politicians known as the “Nepo Babies” trend had already increased due to corruption, favoritism and inequality.

The Nepal Ministry of Health and Population said that the protests led by youth have been demanding 51 lives so far, including 30 people who died of armed wounds, and that the rest of them succumbed to burns, injuries and related complications.

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