Thousands of women and men today gathered for a global 'solidarity' march in total rejection of US President Donald Trump barely 24 hours after his inauguration.
About 2.2 million
people are reportedly marching to globally to promote women's and human rights.
Marchers say they want to vent against an incoming administration they fear will roll back women's rights. US celebrities - including Katy Perry, Scarlett Johansson and Amy Schumer, Madonna, Alecia Keys, and many others are among those leading the protest..
For them, it isn't just a US phenomenon, neither is it a women affair: More than 600 'sister marches' were planned across the country and around the world, and plenty of men were part of the tableau.
For them, it isn't just a US phenomenon, neither is it a women affair: More than 600 'sister marches' were planned across the country and around the world, and plenty of men were part of the tableau.
So far heavy protest have been reported in US, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Canada, Berlin, Edinburgh, Rome, Prague, Stockholm, Athens, Copenhagen, New Delhi, Brussels, Mexico City, Barcelona, Manila, Toronto, Madrid, Geneva, Cardiff and Sydney.
Over 2.2 million March Against Trump's Administration Holds Globally [see mind-blowing photos]
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One thing is certain: Trump is US President.
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