Peru is preparing to declare a state of emergency following violent protests against President José Jerí, triggered by recent political upheaval and corruption concerns, resulting in one death and numerous injuries among protesters and police.
Over 100,000 people gathered in London for a far-right 'Unite the Kingdom' protest led by Tommy Robinson, resulting in clashes with police and assaults on officers, while counter-protesters opposed the event, leading to heightened security and police intervention.
Protests in Los Angeles escalated after President Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard members in response to demonstrations against immigration raids, leading to violent clashes, tear gas deployment, and cars set on fire, causing major disruptions and injuries.
Stone-throwing demonstrators clashed with police in Kenya during anti-tax protests called by opposition leader Raila Odinga, resulting in two protesters being shot dead. Protests took place in various cities and towns, with police using tear gas to disperse the crowds. The tax hikes, including a doubling of the fuel tax and a levy for affordable housing, have sparked outrage among Kenyans already struggling with economic hardship. President William Ruto's government argues that the tax increases are necessary to address growing debt repayments and fund job creation initiatives. Odinga criticized the police response and canceled a planned rally, citing a plot to attack his supporters.