May Day protests turn violent as hundreds of thousands of people marched in cities around France to vent their anger against President Emmanuel Macron and his Pension Reform

May one is marked as May Day, also referred to as International Workers’ Day in different countries across the world.

Mass arrests and brutal police violence were part of yet another International Workers’ Day in France.

Large masses of protesters have marched across the world to mark May Day.

Workers across the world take to the streets to mark May Day, as they call for better working conditions.

Tens of thousands of people marched Sunday in different European countries for May Day protests to honor workers and show opposition to the anti-labor policies of their respective governments.

Workers around the world united in solidarity with each other on the first of May, as they do every year. In France, a disappointing presidential campaign resulted in many activists choosing to focus on larger, international issues.