Tog fra Youngstorget til Stortinget, 21 januar 2017
Spokesperson Brit-Agnes Sværi addresses the crowd in Oslo, Norway.
Over 2,000 people gathered at Youngstorget in downtown Oslo and marched to the Norwegian parliament building in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington DC.
Kama Dualeh, founder of Black Lives Matter Norway, addresses the crowd in Oslo.
Over 2,000 people gathered at Youngstorget in downtown Oslo and marched to the Norwegian parliament building in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington DC.
Marchers walk up Torgata in downtown Oslo, in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington DC.
Marchers walk down Karl Johans gate -- the main street in downtown Oslo -- in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington DC.
Marchers walk down Karl Johans gate -- the main street in downtown Oslo -- in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington DC.
Over 2,000 people gathered in front of the Norwegian parliament building, marching in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington DC.
Marchers listen to speakers at the Norwegian parliament building in downtown Oslo.
Abid Raja, member of parliament for the Liberal Party, addresses marchers in downtown Oslo.
