US News United States: Thousands of women demonstrate in New York against Donald Trump

© REUTERS / Eduardo Munoz The 2020 Women's March at Washington Square Park in Manhattan, New York on October 17, 2020.

In the United States , the Women's March on Saturday called for demonstrations across the country to protest the hasty appointment of Conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. As in 2016, after Donald Trump's victory, women see rights threatened by the decisions of the current administration.

On her sign, Ava Harling wrote down the last wishes of Ruth Bader Ginsburg who asked not to be replaced before the presidential election. “She was very clear. And I think they disrespect her and her last wishes.

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Anti - Trump campaigners gather in front of the US Embassy in Madrid as part of worldwide protests. Protesters linked hands as they demonstrated for women 's rights in Brasilia in Brazil, with rallies Thousands took part in a protest against newly-inaugurated President Donald Trump in New York .

'Day without a woman ' comes alongside walk-outs by immigrant labourers and New York taxi The initial women 's marches, which took place across the United States and the world to protest An infant is held up at a demonstration against new U . S . President Donald Trump in Sydney, Australia.

Like this young student, there were a few hundred on Saturday morning in the streets of New York to protest against the appointment of judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. "I know she says she wants to keep an open mind, but her background on abortion or Obamacare is scary," observed one protester.

"We have people in power who make decisions that go against our individual rights as human beings, especially as women," said another protester. With less than three weeks to go before the election, protesters are calling for mass votes against the current administration.

“People have to take this seriously. We have to vote and kick this guy out. It’s very serious, ”says a young woman. “My ballot is coming, I'll sign it. All my friends are going to vote. I'm 18 years old. So many people vote, I'm optimistic, ”continues another.

As in New York, thousands of people are marching across the country this Saturday against the policies of Donald Trump and the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett. They promise to increase protests over the next two weeks.

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