US Police arrests 5,800 Occupy wall street protesters

New York : The U.S. police have arrested over 5,800 anti-Wall Street protesters since the beginning of the anti-corporatism movement in September last year. 

A website affiliated with the moment, occupy-arrests.com, at least 5,748 occupy protesters were arrested till December 31, 2011. 

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Occupy Wall Street gives birth to Occupy DC

Washington: After Occupy Wall Street suppresed last month as officials shut down Occupy encampments across the country, here came the turn of Philadelphia and Baltimore as protesters streamed into the District, eager to join the movement in the nation’s capital, which has so far enjoyed protection from supportive local and national police.

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Anti Wall Street protests go global

Anti Wall street protests go global as demonstrators worldwide shouted their rage on Saturday against bankers and politicians through out the world.

Influenced by the Occupy Wall Street movement, the protests began in New Zealand, rippled round the world to Europe and were expected to return to their starting point in New York. 

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Thousands of “Occupy Wall Street” protesters have marched to NYC Park

NEW YORK: Thousands of “Occupy Wall Street” protesters have marched to New York City's Washington Square Park for a peaceful general assembly. 

Demonstrators marched Saturday from Manhattan's Zuccotti Park, the group's unofficial headquarters where protesters have been camped out for the last 22 days. The trek was peaceful and orderly. 

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