Protest against police violence and to commemorate death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.

Several thousands of people came to protest today against police brutality and to commemorate the death of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old boy who was gunned down by a policeman in Exarcheia, Athens. Police were very provocative; they were very close to protesters and extensively used tear gas without care for the well-being of peaceful protesters. There were some clashes with riot police as anarchists were throwing rocks at them and when there were no photographers or cameras shooting police threw these rocks back.
Also Anarchists took over the Athens University, where a member of the university was hurt.
As the protesters were at Syntagma square police bikes rode into the crown and a woman was hurt.

A small description of each image:
1: Riot police entered the university campus. This is illegal in Greece. Protesters are throwing rocks to them.
2: Clashes outside the university campus
3: Anarchist and riot policeman holding rocks to throw to each other
4: A hurt member of university of Athens coming out of the building. I don't know how hurt he was and I didn't understood if he was hurt physically or he had a heart attack.
5: A woman is injured by police bikes.

The rest are photos of protesters and banners. Some of them are crying from tear gas. The last two are photos of the university building which was taken over by protesters. The Greek flag was replaced by an anarchy one.