People Take To The Streets As Protests Rage Across The Globe

Kabul : Afghanistan | Sep 17, 2012 at 4:43 PM PDT

Source: International Business Times

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EDT A weekend of street demonstrations around the world bled into Monday, as protesters from Beijing to Chennai, Tripoli to New York continued to publicly rally around various causes -- diverse in their goals, but unified by their use of people power meant to prompt political change. FULL ARTICLE AT International Business Times

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