For the second year running, the Isle of Man is hosting a unity march for women in Douglas this weekend.
On Sunday, people are being invited to take part in Women's Day of Action and Unity, as similar events are held around the world.
Last year, the event attracted around 300 people.
The march will start at 3pm and go from the War Memorial on Douglas Promemade to the Sea Terminal.
Organisers say anyone who believes in a fair, inclusive and equal society can come along.
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