Anti-G7 Protest Sparks Property Damage Across Parts of Geneva | G7 Protests | World News

People in Geneva woke up to boarded up windows and damaged street furniture on Monday (June 15) after an anti-G7 protest turned violent on the fringes over the weekend.

Some 20,000 people gathered for a march on Sunday (June 14) that was initially peaceful but protesters later targeted what they depicted as symbols of capitalism and multilateralism, including a parked Tesla, a bank and a U.N. agency.

Multiple rounds of tear gas were fired by police.

At a bank targeted on Monday morning, broken windows were already boarded up.

“People know that if Geneva plays a very important role, there would be protests, and it happened in the past. I think they are used to it, and obviously it's just a question of disruption," said Yann Smid who works in Geneva.
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