Title: These Are All the Protests Happening Around the World Right Now
Headings: A world on fire: Here are all the major protests happening around the globe right now
A world on fire: Here are all the major protests happening around the globe right now
Demonstrators start a fire as they protest the death of George Floyd, Sunday, May 31, 2020, near the White House in Washington.
In the United States, protests following the death of George Floyd have lasted for nearly two weeks.
A demonstrator holds a sign during a protest the death of George Floyd, Saturday, May 30, 2020, near the White House in Washington.
In the Philippines, protesters are sounding the alarm over a new anti-terror bill that some fear will suppress free speech.
Protesters hold slogans during a rally calling on legislators to junk the proposed anti-terror bill in Manila, Philippines, on Thursday June 4, 2020.
Protests in Hong Kong have reignited after Beijing set out to impose national security legislation.
People seen running away from tear gas which fired by police during the anti national security bill demonstration in Hong Kong.
In Toronto, the death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet while police were in her apartment led to protests against racial inequity.
Israelis are protesting the killing of a teacher at the hands of Israeli police and are rallying in solidarity with United States protesters.
In Brazil, residents have turned out to protest police brutality and to weigh in on ongoing investigations against the country's president.
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro rides a horse during a meeting with supporters protesting in his favor, amid the coronavirus outbreak in Brazil on May 31, 2020.
Chileans are protesting coronavirus lockdowns and food shortages.
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Content: Thousands of protesters from around the world — from the UK to New Zealand — have demonstrated in solidarity. In the Philippines, protesters are sounding the alarm over a new anti-terror bill that some fear will suppress free speech. Protesters hold slogans during a rally calling on legislators to junk the proposed anti-terror bill in Manila, Philippines, on Thursday June 4, 2020. Aaron Favila / ASSOCIATED PRESS
Protesters have taken to the streets over a new anti-terror bill. The Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, which has been heavily pushed by President Rodrigo Duterte, would broaden the definition of terrorism and give police additional arrest and surveillance powers. However, as Reuters reports, the bill's opponents fear it may be used to tamp down free speech and independent media. "We think this is against the constitution," human rights lawyer Jose Manuel Diokno told Reuters. " Given the broader definition of terrorism, the administration's critics could be tagged as suspected terrorists." Protests in Hong Kong have reignited after Beijing set out to impose national security legislation. People seen running away from tear gas which fired by police during the anti national security bill demonstration in Hong Kong.