Coptic Egyptian Christians living in Athens, Greece protest the recent violence committed against the Coptic community living in Egypt. They staged a play depicting the attacks, followed by a prayer in both Greek and Arabic languages.

Coptic Egyptian Christians living in Athens, Greece protest the recent violence committed against the Coptic community living in Egypt. They staged a play depicting the attacks, followed by a prayer in both Greek and Arabic languages.

A demonstrator with the " I Don't Pay" movement flag.

An "I Don't Pay'" movement member hangs a flag on a column.

Members of the " I Don't Pay" movement protest against gold mining in Halkidiki.

Members of the "I Don't Pay" movement wait for a demonstration to begin in Korinthos, Greece

A protestor with a big Greek Flag waving in front of the riot policemen calling them traitors and collaborators.

The general fear, expressed through the protestors, is that the privatisation will worsen the low level of security and environmental treatment by the industry.
There is also the fear that the citizens will be forced to pay increased fees in order to have their garbage collected. People are objecting to the governmental plans, due to the existence of the deep economic crisis. They call politicians "traitors," as well as the selfish people that sell out the public property for their own financial gain