People around the world join a wave of demonstrations against racial inequality and police brutality, triggered by the death of George Floyd at the hands of U.S. police.
With most formal Juneteenth events canceled due to coronavirus concerns, people across the United States march to demand racial justice on the day commemorating the end of slavery a century and a half ago.
In 1921, Tulsa was the site of one of the country's bloodiest outbreaks of racist violence, when white mobs attacked Black citizens and businesses with guns and explosives dropped from airplanes.
Protesters in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood have established what they call an 'autonomous zone' while continuing to demonstrate against racial inequality and call for defunding of the police.
The killing of George Floyd, a Minneapolis black man who died after being pinned on the neck by a white police officer's knee, has triggered a wave of protests across the country.
Iran said its navy had successfully fired a new locally made cruise missile during war games in the northern Indian Ocean and near the entrance to the Gulf.
Images taken by Reuters photographers around the world in May 2020, including the mounting coronavirus death toll, fresh protests in Hong Kong and demonstrations across America after the police killing of George Floyd. Produced by David Lucas.
