An Iraqi woman burnt herself to death in protest against her husband watching Turkish soap operas.

The March to Barbarism

The Real Long March

Photo of the march posted on Twitter by mojteba

Photo of the protest posted on Facebook by one of the organizers

Photo by mezid_cheikh on Twitter showing some of the participants in the march

The Long March in Nepal

The Long March was over.

Activists at the beginning of the 470km march.

Artist Anas Al Shaikh read a news article which said that an Iraqi woman had killed herself in protest against her husband watching dubbed Turkish soap operas.

Slouching Toward Sanity

Peace Marchers in Yangon.

A video shows women marching through the streets.

Indigenous people protest in front of government palace in Brasília (18 04 2013).

The last still waited patiently in the park. Hand in hand, they bisected the city.

In Bassiknou as well, the citizens started protesting against the delay of the authorities to take a firm stance against the ugly crime

You can check Mahmoud Ghazayel's photos of the event, on Facebook.

Polgar (17 years old at the time) did not protest and the arbiter did not intervene.

Populism s Short March in Central Europe

The march was headed by Mr. Terje Sjolie.

The Secretary General has, with great courage and vision, led the way.

Some 38 people took part in the march, which was routed over 500 m through the centre of Askim, and lasted five minutes.

He began by asking the injured people what their names were and where they came from before asking about their political affiliations.

The members shared a strong sense of optimism and urged the Secretary General and the Special Representative to stay the course and to keep pace in carrying out the comprehensive international strategy for concrete results, with the Security Council remaining in the lead.

Man Today you're invited to a peaceful march.

He said it was like a light that went on in our lives.

Mejdi Ahmed attended the rally and tweeted

Various opposition groups held a demonstration in front of the Mauritanian Parliament in protest against the constitutional void that the country is witnessing with the Mauritanian president out of the country for treatment.

The group is a coalition protesting the reclamation of public space in Albert Park, Melbourne for the annual Australian Grand Prix.

Al Massira Airport in Agadir gets ISO 9001 2000 certificate on 16 December 2005.

Armenian Genocide Centenary march in Yerevan, April 24.

Below is a video of the march by the newspaper Diagonal

As a protest against discriminatory state policies and arbitrary arrests, the stateless community in Kuwait (Bedoon) decided to light candles in their houses and post pictures of them on Twitter.

As people took to the streets throughout the country, Mexico's netizens discussed the campaign on Twitter.

Over the past two years, Roma refugees in Macedonia have staged numerous protests opposing their forcible repatriation to Kosovo and Metohija although they live at the verge of subsistence.

On 27 August, forces of the Naval Prefecture were sent to force the marchers to get on a train.

Mauritanian blogger Dedda Ould Cheikh Brahim wrote about the march

User Pau shared this set of images showing protests in various cities

With an explicit institutional mechanism in place to dictate the division of pain, there is no need to take to the streets.

On 22 November 1831 in Lyon (the second largest city in France) the silk workers revolted and took over the town hall in protest of recent salary reductions and working conditions.

Our decision to focus on ecosystem approaches and oceans at next year's meeting will, we believe, continue in that helpful mode.

Some of them also protested in front of the presidential palace in Nouakchott and threatened to resign from their posts in case the decision is not retracted.

The Marchers did not know where they would end up.

A photo from the protest march demanding handing in the murderers of Hassan_Amman and Khaled_Alkhateeb, their fault is that they over took a convoy

On 24 October, a crowd of demobilized irregular armed forces personnel demonstrated outside the Ministry of Defence, protesting non payment of their full demobilization benefits.