Anti-racist protest in Athens

01/09

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Immigrants protesting and marching in Syntagma Square in front of the Greek Parliament.

02/09

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Immigrants protest in Omonoia Square.

03/09

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Immigrants protest and march in Stadiou street.

04/09

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Immigrant protesting by playing music and marching in Stadiou Street.

05/09

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Immigrant protesting and marching in Stadiou Street.

06/09

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Immigrants protesting by playing music and marching in Syntagma Square.

07/09

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Immigrant shouting slogans in Syntagma Square.

08/09

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Immigrant shouting slogans in Syntagma Square.

09/09

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Immigrants protesting by playing music and marching in Syntagma Square.

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An anti-racist protest was held in the center of Athens. About 1500 immigrants and Greeks participated, protesting for immigrant rights and against racist attacks of Neo-Nazis. Athens, Greece. 3rd December 2011

An anti-racist protest was held today in the center of Athens. About 1500 immigrants and Greeks participated, protesting for immigrant rights and against racist attacks of Neo-Nazis.
The main banner of the protest march wrote: "Fascists out of the ministries".
Refers to recent new government that includes two ministers from the far right-wing party.
For those two ministers (Georgiadis and Voridis) there have been already international reactions and reports on newspapers like Bild-Zeitung, stating their opposition to their previous xenophobic actions.