Protesters

Alt-right agitator Jake Lang staged a crusade march against Islam in Dearborn on Tuesday. Following a clash of protesters, some arrests were made. However, police successfully contained the volatile situation.

The Justice Department dismissed a threats case in Minnesota days before trial. The incident involved a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shooting a Venezuelan migrant during a high-speed chase in Minneapolis. Additionally, protesters broke into several vehicles belonging to F.B.I. agents.

Pakistani forces have blockaded Kashmir amid growing unrest as protesters demand electoral reforms and increasingly call for revolution. The security crackdown in the region has intensified the reform movement.

Protesters in Arizona are staging a 'tree sit' to prevent the destruction of ancient cottonwood trees by federal contractors building a border wall. Contractors from Fisher Sand and Gravel crushed three trees with excavators on July 27.

Kangana Ranaut expressed her desire to become an awakened Hindu and criticized videos of protesters at Jantar Mantar, calling them 'filth, garbage and ugliness'.

A mother in Pakistan-administered Kashmir mourns her son, who was shot during protests. The BBC reports violent clashes between security forces and protesters in Rawalakot.

A suicide bomber targeted an antimilitant rally in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 14 people, including police officers, and wounding over two dozen others. Officials confirmed the attack occurred during a protest event.

India is taking legal and online actions against protesters accused of abusing Modi. These measures include police cases, social media takedowns, and online harassment.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi opposed court proceedings for young protesters in New Delhi and other Indian cities, stating that children make mistakes and society should forgive them for using foul language.

Police in Lahore, Pakistan detained protesters who were rallying in support of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The protesters were detained during a solidarity event for the region.

Approximately 60,000 migrants entered a Spanish city from neighboring Morocco, overwhelming the area with continuous waves of arrivals. Protesters at the scene were observed making Nazi salutes.

Protesters have blockaded a street in Wisconsin where a felon was killed after attacking a police officer with a knife, and the city is supporting the protest. A resident described the area as a 'lawless zone' and 'homeless encampment barricaded on all four sides.'

Families in Bihar continue to wait for the release of protesters two days after the incident. The situation remains unresolved with no updates from authorities.

A crowd of protesters gathered in downtown Austin to call for accountability in the death of a 17-year-old. The incident involved an officer-involved shooting.

The Maharashtra government has decided to withdraw FIRs against protesters, while the police continue their investigation into the matter. The move highlights a separation between administrative and law enforcement actions in the case.

Disruptions continue in the Rajya Sabha as the House is adjourned for the seventh day. Opposition members protest, demanding an apology from the government for police action against protesters.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav claimed the Bihar government withdrew cases against protesters and released arrested individuals due to growing unpopularity from repressing demonstrations. The article does not mention PM Modi's Bihar tour or Bankipur bypoll directly.

Protesters confronted Netanyahu's motorcade in Washington DC, using phrases such as 'War criminal!' and 'F*** you Bibi.'

The RAF used a pellet gun against unarmed protesters in the national capital for the first time, as directed by a Delhi Police officer.

The Bihar government will withdraw all FIRs, criminal complaints, and show-cause notices against individuals involved in protests related to the NEET paper leak and initiate their release from jail.

Two more individuals were arrested during violence at a West Bengal students’ rally. The Chief Justice of India (CJP) has appealed to the Chief Minister for the immediate release of the protesters.

A gathering at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park celebrated Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, with participants expressing solidarity with protesters and calling it a victory for democracy.

Narendra Modi is reported to have yielded to pressure from India’s Gen Z demographic. Protesters successfully ousted the education minister and announced plans to return home.

Protesters describe Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as a milestone but emphasize it is not the end, vowing to continue actions until all demands are met.

Protesters in Kyiv demanded President Volodymyr Zelensky reappoint defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov after his removal in a government reshuffle that triggered a political crisis. The protests declared an open-ended rally following the unexplained ministerial change.

Delhi police informed protesters that all metro gates have been reopened and urged them to return home. The statement emphasizes the restoration of normal operations at the metro stations.

A homeless man was killed in a police shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, after the police chief stated he wounded an officer with a knife during a resisting arrest incident. The event has sparked protests and community demands for accountability and an end to racial injustice.

The Delhi Police have deployed DP-Dristhi and Ikshana surveillance vans along with a Mobile Command and Control Vehicle equipped with AI-assisted facial recognition technology to monitor live CCTV feeds at a protest venue. Protesters have expressed concern over the use of such surveillance technologies.

Violence erupted as police and protesters clashed at a CJP-Left students’ rally in Kolkata. Thousands of supporters demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Disability rights organizations, including the Progressive Medicos and Scientific Forum (PMSF) and groups under the National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled (NPRD), have called for a ban on pellet guns and electric shock batons by all police forces. They also demanded an independent judicial inquiry into the alleged use of these weapons against protesters during a July 20 march to Parliament.

Rahul Gandhi displayed pellet gun injuries of protesters and criticized the government for using force against them. He stated that thousands of youth have been injured with pellet guns and beaten during peaceful protests.

Albanian police used water cannons and pepper spray against protesters outside parliament over a Kushner-linked resort. Clashes occurred between police and demonstrators.

An ICE contractor faces charges in a shooting incident outside a Colorado detention center. Protesters were present at the ICE processing center in Aurora, Colo.

An officer in Madison, Wisconsin, shot and killed a man who fled from police, pulled a fixed-blade knife, and injured an officer. Protests emerged immediately, with demonstrators taking the microphone at a subsequent police press conference.

Rahul Gandhi demands the Prime Minister apologize to students and the Education Minister resign over 156 paper leaks and 'zero convictions'. The Opposition fully supports the protesters' 'legitimate' and 'non-negotiable' demands.

CJP instructs the government to meet at Jantar Mantar as thousands gather. The group appeals to Wangchuk to end his fast, while some protesters are injured in police action.

Brandon Booth, a GEO Group employee, was arrested after firing a gun at two protesters near an immigrant detention center in Aurora, Colorado. Booth claimed he perceived threats to his children's safety from the protesters, who he said targeted his license plate and referenced his children's school. The arrest affidavit states the protesters did not explicitly threaten Booth's family, but he described the incident as impulsive and aimed to scare them.

India's opposition MPs are supporting protesters demanding the resignation of the education minister. Pradhan has addressed the protests, responding to calls for his resignation.

Ukraine has appointed Maj. Gen. Mykhailo Drapatyi, 43, as its new top general. The move is expected to please protesters.

A new affidavit details the suspect's account of the Aurora ICE facility shooting, stating he intentionally fired but aimed to scare protesters without harming anyone. Investigators report he admitted pulling the trigger but denied intent to injure.