Photograph from today's protest in Benghazi shared by ASanalla on Twitter

One of the signs held in the protest (posted by Mohd_AlSalem)

Support for the demonstrators has been wide, so far, and the media covered the protest extensively.

Here are reactions from Twitter on the Million Man March, which is seeing a lot of solidarity and support from around the world.

The event took place as part of Global March Against the Syrian Dictator and in support of Palestine against Israeli occupation.

The blogger proposes several logos that bloggers can publish on their blog in solidarity with the demonstration.

The protest was organised to to draw attention to a looming humanitarian crisis in the Nuba mountains areas, on the border between Sudan and South Sudan.

The government also stopped train connections to Cairo today, to prevent people from other areas from joining the march.

In their 16 July statement announcing their decision to cancel the sit in, the Socialist Forum condemned the Beirut municipality for the leak. The group also clarified the purpose of the protest

With a few more hours to go until the Million Man March, another Day of Rage will dawn upon Egypt as it enters its eighth day of massive protests against the Mubarak regime tomorrow.

She invites friends and all people who care about a green Iran to take part in the demonstration and refuse to tolerate destruction of natural resources in the name of roads or damn constructions.

The protest ended in euphoria, as the most active painting protesters also lit flares. The last stop was the Parliament building, which also got a dose of color.

The event was co organized by the Council of Europe the Commission nationale consultative des droits de l'homme of France, the current Chair of the European Coordinating Group of National Institutions and the German Institute for Human Rights.

During the protest, organizers denounced that the government, in defense of the interests of the big forestry entrepreneurs, keep usurping the lands of the Mapuche peoples, suppressing their fight and criminalizing their demands

An initiative called Global March for Syria aims to take people from all over the world to the streets on March 15, 16 and 17 in support of the Syrian people's struggle.

But instead of finding sanctuary from violence in the national capital, their peaceful march to the US Embassy was met with brutality as police violently dispersed the protest with tear gas and truncheons just as it was about to end.

And now that I should be given first aid by our colleagues from the medical team... they were forcibly arrested by the police.

Ms. Árnadóttir (Iceland), referring to question 13, said that while the Icelandic authorities had decided to limit the number of individuals who could enter the country to participate in a planned protest during the visit of the President of the People's Republic of China, the demonstration had been neither prevented nor prohibited.