Protesters clash with soldiers

Article Abstract:

Some 38 people were killed in anti-government protests in Malawi on May 6-8, 1992. The demonstrations began with a demand by workers for higher pay. Seven officials of the Roman Catholic Church in Malawi signed a pastoral letter expressing concern about political corruption and repression.

Government, Resistance to, Government resistance, Malawi

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Protesters condemn right-wing violence

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Some 350,000 people participated in a demonstration in Berlin, Germany, on Nov 8, 1992, to protest the rise in right-wing violence against foreigners in the country. Some 100,000 people marched in Bonn, Germany, on Nov 14, 1992, to urge the government not to change asylum policies.

Germany, Anti-fascist movements

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Protesters force calf-export reforms

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Animal rights protestors sparked the British government to approve an agreement that calls for more humane conditions in the transportation of calves from UK to continental Europe. The calves will have more space in their transport pens and a better diet.

United Kingdom, Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, Agricultural policy, Animal rights, Veal

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