The Left is in the Streets

All the Parisians have gone outdoors.

In response, thousands hit the streets of Tel Aviv.

This is why thousands went into the streets to be counted.

We take to the streets because they form the fabric of our lives.

Even the relatively remote provincial city of Tokushima saw protesters take to the streets

Ordinary citizens themselves turned out to protest against the new law.

Leung Man tao, a Hong Kong critic told South China Morning Post Chan doesn't bother to understand why some Hong Kong people choose to take to the streets.

In early October, Mexicans took to the streets calling for the students to be returned.

Young and old were on the streets of Budapest, with memes drawn by hand.

In the last week alone, thousands of people stormed into the streets, demanding fundamental political change.

Yesterday, thousands of Iranians took to the street to protest against dictatorship.

Macedonians took to the streets in the capital Skopje on April 12, the day the pardon was announced.

In 2011, tens of thousands of students took to the streets to demand a free public education.

Thousands of people poured into the streets of downtown Skopje, infuriated by what the recordings allegedly reveal.

In response, millions of protesters poured into the streets of Moscow and towns across the Soviet Union.

In 2009, Venezuelans turned out en masse against a different referendum, one that abolished term limits for the president.

On October 31, the first volunteers took to the streets in many cities to start informing people about the upcoming event.

Now when a specialist doctor is being punished, members of the Indonesian Doctors Association and Health Agency are striking and protesting in the streets.

After that, the control on Lugansk was lost and those rebels were out in the streets with weapons.

At the time, people also took to the streets over several months and called for the resignation of the Interior Minister Jankuloska.

On Saturday, April 16, organizers estimated that more than 10,000 people took to the streets on the peaceful, non violent protest.

Millions of people took to the streets during the presidential election last March to demand a name change.

In response to the perceived threat, thousands of protesters led by over ten pro democracy legislators rallied in Hong Kong on 10 January.

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Taiz, Yemen, today, calling for the overthrow of the Ali Abdullah Saleh regime.

Frustrated Venezuelans took to the streets in the first half of the year to demand better security and relief from food shortages.

On the bustling city streets, protesters referred to the marches as Milyoneya an Arabic term for a protest by millions of people.

In Kenya, young activists took to the streets in 2013, accusing their MPs for making business out of politics.

They came out ready for the battle.

In 2009, my countrymen again took to the streets to accompany my mother to her final resting place.

A week and a half later, many young Azerbaijanis protested inaction on behalf of the government in light of the tragedy and took to the streets.

Many citizens took to the streets on Saturday to demonstrate against mass surveillance by the government.

Videos coming out of Lebanon show protesters being attacked viciously by security forces using teargas and water cannons, shot directly at the crowds.

Much to the consternation of the Western media, Chinese people worldwide lashed out against its allegedly biased coverage of the Tibetan riot.

Millions of Arabs throughout the Middle East took to the streets, so angered by the inability of anyone to stop the bloodshed that a huge schism has been created.

Throngs of Chinese expatriates and students took to the streets, protesting the prejudice they perceived in Western media reports.

Protestors rushed to the streets eight days ago when Mursi neutralised the judiciary, declaring that courts will not be allowed to challenge his decisions.

Last year, its pride parade was the largest in Asia with more than 78,000 protesters in streets.

The workers went on strike.

Despite the referendum confirming amendments to the Constitution, thousands took the streets on Sunday rejecting the proposed reform.

The streets in Hokkaido are wide.

The images coming to us from next door are horrifying, and Jordanians have taken to the street in protest.

Political opponents and disaffected people, many of them young and with few prospects of finding jobs, took to the streets.

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Milan, Bologna, Turin, Padua, Genoa, Rome, Naples and around 100 other towns throughout the country .

While many celebrated, this year, others took to the streets to protest as turmoil continues to rock this restive Arab state.