Tens of thousands of Syrians surged onto the streets to stage anti-government protests in defiance of an escalating military crackdown Friday, amid signs that the international community is still unwilling to call directly for President Bashar al-Assad’s departure.
More than 60 waiters, busboys and other workers at the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park went on strike Tuesday, vowing to picket outside the tourist attraction and city landmark until they’re allowed to form a union.
On Monday, about 50 opponents of the abolition of free access to the Internet in Czech libraries, which the Interior Ministry is pondering as an austerity measure, held a protest meeting in front of the ministry.
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