Pro-independence activists have announced plans to begin marching again as Scotland continues to relax lockdown restrictions.
All Under One Banner said it plans to restart the massive demonstrations as the country moves into the final phase of plans to ease lockdown.
The group said it will announce details of a parade in Glasgow on the same day First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces Scotland is moving into phase four of the route map.
The organisation is also planning to hold a 'physically distanced rally' in Edinburgh on Monday, July 20.
The lockdown imposed as a result of of Covid-19 has left many groups unable to stage demonstrations or events, with restrictions imposed on mass gatherings.
As it stands, people are limited to groups of 15 from a maximum of five households when they are meeting outdoors.
But phase four of the easing of lockdown should allow for further relaxations on outdoor gatherings.
This will be achieved when coronavirus is "no longer considered a significant threat to public health", Scottish Government documents state, with the disease remaining "suppressed to very low levels".
Before lockdown - imposed UK-wide on March 23 - thousands of Scots took part in marches and rallies in towns and cities across the country organised by All Under One Banner.
With some restrictions now being eased, the group unveiled details of its future plans to supporters on social media.
It tweeted: "The same day @ScotGovFM announces Phase 4 we will call a date for a March & Rally at Glasgow. Independence is an Emergency."
In another post the group pledged: "Soon we will March for Independence AUOB at Glasgow. 4 weeks after Phase 4 is announced there will be AUOBGlasgow."
Organisers also said a rally in the capital on Monday, July 20, will show how "adaptable" campaigners are to the requirements for social distancing.
