Hundreds of Barbadians braved the humid conditions of the City today to march the streets of Bridgetown in solidarity against the Cybercrime Bill.
The protesters, led by a music truck and armed with placards, chanted ‘we shall over come’.
Among them was Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne.
They walked from Fontabelle to Independence Square where they were addressed by Mr. Thorne, who encouraged them to put their trust in God.
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