Seventh day of violent clashes between Albanian protesters and police
Summary
Protests in Albania have continued for seven days, with clashes between mainly student protesters and police. The protesters want Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign, citing poor university conditions and corruption, while hundreds have been injured in the violence.Key Facts
- The protests have lasted seven consecutive days in Albania.
- Most protesters are high school and university students.
- Official reports say 295 people were injured, including 186 police officers.
- Protesters attacked a police station and government buildings in Tirana, the capital city.
- The government says the protests are influenced by forces in Europe and the US.
- Police used water cannons, tear gas, and pepper spray against protesters.
- Legal representatives say police have arrested some people unrelated to the protests with little evidence.
- Protest leaders coordinate supplies like first aid and lawyers and try to protect participants.
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