Put People First Rally

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.

Demonstrators participate in the Put People First rally on Saturday, Mar. 28, 2009 in London, England. An estimated 30,000 people from over 200 organizations from several countries marched from Victoria Embankment at Temple to Hyde Park at Marble Arch, beginning several days of protests surrounding the G20 summit. They marched for two hours through central London, braving periods of rain, to a rally point in Hyde Park where a concert and speeches were staged.