【beautiful girls sex videos】Thousands protest racism and police violence around the globe in solidarity with U.S.

Seeking justice for George Floyd has expanded beyond the U.S. with thousands hitting the streets around the globe this weekend in protest against racism and beautiful girls sex videospolice brutality, and in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

Turning up to protests in the UK, New Zealand, Canada, and Germany over the weekend, thousands of people gathered in capital cities to demonstrate. Many held signs reading "Justice for George Floyd," and the words "I can't breathe," which were said repeatedly by Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, who died on May 25 after a white Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, pressed his knee against Floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. Chauvin has been arrested and charged with murder.

SEE ALSO: How to demand justice for George Floyd and support Minneapolis protesters

Protests have taken place in at least 140 cities across the U.S. in the week since Floyd's death. Here's some glimpses of protests taking place around the globe, in solidarity with those protesting in America.

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UK

Protests in London were held in Trafalgar Square and outside the U.S. embassy in Battersea. Black Lives Matter UK declared the protest both as a response to Floyd's death and the decision of British Transport Police not to take further action on the death of Victoria station worker Belly Mujinga, who died with COVID-19 after she was spat on by a man claiming to have coronavirus. Elsewhere in the UK, protests were held in Manchester and Cardiff.

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People take part in a protest in Trafalgar Square, London. Credit: Dominic Lipinski / PA Images via Getty Images Activists gathered with placards at Trafalgar Square during the demonstration. Credit: David Cliff / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images Despite the ban of mass gatherings in Britain, thousands of people gathered Sunday in London and Manchester to protest. Credit: Xinhua / via Getty Images

New Zealand

Anti-racism protests took place in the New Zealand cities of Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington. In the largest protest in Auckland, thousands marched from central Auckland's Aotea Square to the U.S. embassy. "The disease of state-based discrimination is not constrained to American borders," Green MP Golriz Ghahraman told the Guardian. “The death of George Floyd is being felt around the world, encapsulating raw injustice that comes from centuries of oppression. We must learn from his death and prioritise the work to eliminate systemic racism from our police and justice systems."

New Zealand protesters demonstrate in Auckland. Credit: Photo by MICHAEL BRADLEY / AFP via Getty Images Auckland protesters take a knee in solidarity. Credit: MICHAEL BRADLEY / AFP via Getty Images The protests took place on Monday through Auckland, as well as Wellington and Christchurch. Credit: MICHAEL BRADLEY / AFP via Getty Images Protesters marched to the U.S. embassy from Auckland's Aotea Square. Credit: MICHAEL BRADLEY / AFP via Getty Images

Germany

In Berlin, several hundred protesters staged a protest outside the U.S. embassy. A mural memorial for Floyd has been been painted by artist eme_freethinker at Mauerpark, a former part of the Berlin Wall. Soccer stars in Germany's Bundesliga pro football league also demonstrated during a matches on Saturday and Sunday — Weston McKennie wore "Justice 4 George" handwritten on his armband, Jadon Sancho and Achraf Hakimi wrote "Justice for George Floyd" their jerseys, and Marcus Thuram taking a knee between goals.

People protest in Kreuzberg in Berlin on Sunday. Credit: Bernd von Jutrczenka / picture alliance via Getty Images A mural of George Floyd painted by the artist eme_freethinker on a wall at Mauerpark in Berlin. Credit: Omer Messinger / NurPhoto via Getty Images Demonstrators in Berlin hold up signs. Credit: Bernd von Jutrczenka / picture alliance via Getty Images

Canada

Protests were staged in downtown Montreal on Sunday. "It keeps happening and it's happening here in Montreal so to be here together is to show solidarity and denounce the injustice," event organiser Marie-Livia Beauge told CBC. Protests also happened in Toronto, where demonstrators also demanded justice for the death of Toronto resident Regis Korchinski-Paquet.

The 29-year-old died after falling from an apartment balcony, a moment which her family has accused police of having been involved.

Protesters march during a rally in Toronto. Credit: Arindam Shivaani / NurPhoto via Getty Images Protesters face police in front of Toronto Police Headquarters on Sunday. Credit: Steve Russell / Toronto Star via Getty Images Protesters march through Toronto. Credit: Arindam Shivaani/NurPhoto via Getty Images The crowd kneel as it observes a minute of silence in memory of George Floyd during a rally on Montreal's Place du Canada on May 31, 2020. Credit: ERIC THOMAS / AFP via Getty Images Demonstrators marched on Sunday in central Montreal against racism and police violence, in solidarity with demonstrations in the U.S. Credit: ERIC THOMAS / AFP via Getty Images

Even if you're not in the U.S., you can read up on how to actively be anti-racist, and demand justice for George Floyd and support protesters from wherever you are in the world. Here's how.

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