The inmates of City Justice Center, a prison in downtown St. Louis, are in the midst of expressing their dissatisfaction with the prison system. In their fourth staged uprising in four months, the inmates demonstrated their animosity by breaking windows, setting fires, and throwing furniture, as well as smaller items. out of the windows.
Citizens are laying out traditional dolls, known as “Pyit Taing Htaung”, as their stand-ins, rather than protesting through physically gathering.
There are ongoing calls for the head of the Metropolitan police department to reign after a clash with mourners in London on March 13. The police face criticism after images on Twitter showed police aggressively manhandling and handcuffing mourners.
Thousands of Spanish citizens have taken to the streets protesting the arrest of rapper Pablo Hasel. Hasel was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for “glorifying terrorism and slandering the crown and state institution”.
Netflix’s new docuseries on the Yorkshire Ripper has plenty of people expressing their outrage against the local police’s handling of the case. The four-part series starts off as your average true crime documentary by recapping the Yorkshire Ripper’s crimes. It then dives into archival footage and survivors’ testimonies, revealing the blatant sexism of the West Yorkshire Police which led them to ignore crucial evidence that could have resulted in the Ripper’s capture before more innocent women were killed.
After shooting a 15-year-old Black protester last month, a white army veteran is charged with attempted murder. Michael McKinney, 25, shot the young girl in the leg at a Trump rally in December. He claims that he fired at her in self defense, but prosecutors say otherwise.
A Trump supporter accused of breathing on anti-Trump protestors was charged with misdemeanor assault on Sunday. Kathy Beynette and her friend were protesting President Trump outside of the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia on Saturday when a counter-protestor crossed the street to antagonize them.
