Pro-refugee rallies have taken place in many of Europe's capitals this weekend, including London, Madrid and Athens protesting against the current regulation on people coming to europe.
The Europe-wide "day of action" saw rallies of solidarity across many major cities. In Copenhagen alone it was estimated that 30,000 - 40,000 people gathered to demand the danish government re-open its borders.
30,000 rally for refugees in Copenhagen http://t.co/SqcojJDyPc via @Easy_Branches @easybranches pic.twitter.com/Z2D4AQOJmg
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There were similar scenes in Westminster during a peaceful "refugees welcome" protest, similarly demanding Prime Minister David Cameron accept more refugee's into Britain.
To people of #London thank u How beautiful is this #RefugeesWelcome Rally! Renews faith in humanity Photo @RT_com pic.twitter.com/NasXqjX5Eo
— Kon Karapanagiotidis (@Kon__K) September 13, 2015
Those in attendance made it clear that Britain and the rest of europe are not doing enough to help refugees and migrants. "its a shame that this government, one of the richest governments in the world is not understanding what is happening to the people".
