Women around the world protest against President Trump

Accord to to Aljazzera news reported say Tens of thousands march in US capital Washington, DC, as solidarity protests take place in Europe, Asia and Africa. Tens of thousands of women and allies protest in Washington, DC, after Trump takes office [Shannon Stapleton/Reuters]
Women poured into the US capital on Saturday to march in opposition to US President Donald Trump, while
sister demonstrations took place in
cities across Europe, Africa and Asia.
Saturday's protests came just a day
after Trump, a right-wing Republican, took office. In addition to Washington, DC, demonstrations against Trump's discriminatory rhetoric took place in Sydney, London, Berlin, Tokyo, Paris,Stockholm and elsewhere.
Source: Aljazzera News

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