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Displaying messages of positivity on bridges, protesters are expressing solidarity with migrants and the need for equality.

Trump has promised to build a wall across the Mexican border to curb illegal immigration.

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Here's a selection of images from the "Bridges not Walls" protest:

In London, a banner reading "Build bridges not walls" was draped across the iconic Tower Bridge.

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Campaigners also held up letters reading "Act now!" as a speedboat with a black flag reading "build bridges not walls" raced down the River Thames

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Protesters also unfurled banners on Westminster Bridge -- saying "Migrants welcome here" -- on Waterloo Bridge, London Bridge and on Millennium Bridge:

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Similar protests took place in other UK cities and towns including Brighton, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Totnes:

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Protests also took place in Paris:

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"We won't let the politics of hate peddled by the likes of Donald Trump take hold," said Nona Hurkmans of Bridges not Walls.

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In London, a banner reading "Build bridges not walls" was draped across the iconic Tower Bridge.

Campaigners also held up letters reading "Act now!" as a speedboat with a black flag reading "build bridges not walls" raced down the River Thames

Protesters also unfurled banners on Westminster Bridge -- saying "Migrants welcome here" -- on Waterloo Bridge, London Bridge and on Millennium Bridge:

Similar protests took place in other UK cities and towns including Brighton, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Totnes:

Protests also took place in Paris:

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