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‘Up to 1,000 protesters have clashed with police in eastern Germany in riots reportedly sparked by the arrival of 250 migrants. Police said protesters shouting “foreigners out” and carrying banners against the “asylum flood” threw bottles and stones at busloads of asylum seekers arriving in Heidenau, near Dresden. At least 31 officers were hurt in […]

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‘Last August after protests followed Michael Brown’s murder, 19 journalists were arrested, according to the Freedom of the Press Foundation. Others were harassed, threatened, tear gassed, pepper sprayed and abused by other brutal police tactics. Authorities wanted journalists confined to a restricted area away from protests – to prevent their reporting on police brutality. Homeland […]

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‘Riot police in France have used a chemical irritant to suppress an attempt by nearly 200 refugees to break down a security fence at the entrance of the Channel Tunnel, which connects the UK to France. French officers sprayed the migrants with the chemical late on Saturday, forcing the group to retreat as they attempted […]

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‘Boris Johnson may consider buying controversial “sound weapons” for Scotland Yard to use when dealing with riots – despite the risk they can cause permanent hearing loss. The Mayor of London’s policing deputy Stephen Greenhalgh said City Hall would seek to purchase the Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) “if there is a sound business case”. […]

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‘Hooded protestors threw petrol bombs at helmet-clad riot police as the Greek people’s seething anger against the European Union (EU) reached boiling point. Police responded by hurling tear gas canisters at the huge mob, who have gathered outside the country’s parliament in an enormous protest against its international creditors. Inside, MPs have been locked in […]

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‘On Monday, the US Justice Department released a report detailing the official police response to the protests last year in Ferguson, Missouri following the police killing of Michael Brown. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the report documents how inappropriate military and police tactics alienated and provoked the crowd of peaceful protesters into violent confrontation. […]

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‘Hundreds of young blacks smashed police cars, smashed store fronts, and brutally attacked random white pedestrians. Now, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has openly admitted to protecting and aiding the rioters. She says she ordered Baltimore […]

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‘Baltimore descended into chaos Saturday night as hundreds of people engaged in wanton violence and looting, prompting a police crackdown and ruining any chance of real or meaningful protest against police brutality in the wake […]

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‘It is clear that the economic realities falling upon the masses in America are driving us towards a crisis point. Even with substantial government subsidies, the bottom 10% of Americans are beyond struggling, spending more […]

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