Women’s rallies denounce Trump’s policies in Washington, several American cities

SANAA, Jan. 20 (YPA) – United States and several other cities on Saturday staged “feminist marches” again on their third round of denouncing Donald Trump’s policies of the country, sexual harassment and violence against women.

The appointing of Judge Brett Cavanaugh to the Supreme Court in September, despite accusations of sexual abuse in his youth, has helped motivate the demonstrators to organize marches .

On Saturday afternoon, Greenwich, the largest women’s rally in Washington, began to signal its insistence on achieving its goals after a massive demonstration against US President Donald Trump in January 2017.

Despite divisions among protesters and accusations of anti-Semitism, the Americans insisted on collecting hundreds of thousands of people in their third round on Saturday in the United States, two years after Trump was elected president. And to register “two years of resistance to the presidency of Trump.”

The organizations called for more demonstrations following a legislative election in November 2018 that brought a record number of women to Congress.

Last year’s demonstrations brought together more than 500,000 people against harassment and sexual violence.

Sameera Hassn