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Anti riot police blocks access in Moscow's centre, as thousands of supporters of Alexei Navalny gather of Moscow to protest his detention and back calls for the hunger-striking Kremlin critic to be given proper medical care. IMAGES
Rawalpindi, Apr 20 (EFE/EPA).- Pakistan Tuesday said the government would table a resolution in parliament to seek a vote on whether to expel the French to break a logjam over protests by a banned Islamist group over the controversial cartoons depicting Prophet Muhammad.Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid said the resolution would be tabled in the National Assembly later Tuesday.“After a long discussion between the government and the Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan, it has been decided that we will table a resolution in the National Assembly today on the expulsion of the French ambassador from the country,” Rashid said in a video message posted on his Twitter. (Camera: SOHAIL SHAHZAD).SHOT LIST: PAKISTANI SECURITY OFFICIALS BLOCK THE ROADS CONNECTING TWIN CITIES RAWALPINDI AND ISLAMABAD FOLLOWING VIOLENT ANTI-FRANCE PROTESTS CALL BY RADICAL BANNED ISLAMIC POLITICAL PARTY TEHREEK-E-LABBAIK PAKISTAN (TLP) IN RAWALPINDI, PAKISTAN.
On Saturday, Donald Trump Jr. complained about his father's being banned on Twitter. He is inviting his followers to sign up for his email blasts in case Twitter were to ban him, too. "Big tech is able to censor the President?" he wrote. "Free speech is dead & controlled by leftist overlords." Business Insider reports that Twitter allowed Trump to remain on the platform due to the newsworthiness of his posts. On Friday, he was banned after his followers' deadly attack on the US Capitol on Wednesday.
Anti-government protesters gather in Warsaw, Poland, to mark the anniversary of the communist-era martial law crackdown. IMAGES
Protesters take to the streets in Lille in northern France on the third weekend of demonstrations against against a security bill currently going through French parliament, that would restrict publication of pictures showing the faces of police officers. IMAGES
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