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Halifax woman charged in 2021 shelter protest not guilty on two of four charges - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Halifax woman charged in 2021 shelter protest not guilty on two of four charges - Halifax

A woman accused of assaulting three police officers during a housing protest in Halifax has been found not guilty on two of four charges.

Man acquitted of assaulting officer with water bottle at Halifax housing protest - Vimarsana News

Man acquitted of assaulting officer with water bottle at Halifax housing protest

A judge has found a man not guilty of assaulting a police officer during a Halifax housing protest in 2021, which saw hundreds try to prevent the demolition of homeless shelters.

The story of a Cork musician's year-long protest against the housing crisis | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad - Vimarsana News

The story of a Cork musician's year-long protest against the housing crisis | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

Martin Leahy, a musician from Cork, has been travelling to Leinster House every Thursday for the past year, where he sings about the housing crisis.

Source: joe.ie
Woman says officer who accused her of assault kicked her during N.S. housing protest - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Woman says officer who accused her of assault kicked her during N.S. housing protest - Halifax

Natasha Danais testified today in Halifax provincial court on one charge of obstruction and three charges of assaulting police during the Aug. 18, 2021, protest.

Thousands expected at cost of living protest in Dublin city centre today - Vimarsana News

Thousands expected at cost of living protest in Dublin city centre today

Organisers say it will be the largest protest seen in Ireland since the campaign against water charges.