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Thousands of protesters held fast in their protest in Victory Square, Bucharest, for the fifth night in a row on Saturday, as they mounted pressure on the government to stick to their word and rescind the planned changes to current criminal legislation. Although protesters celebrated the breakthrough of Romanian Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu's decision to withdraw a decree that led to nationwide protests, many remained skeptical about whether the government will follow through on their promise. One protester, Sonia, said, "I am glad that he took that decision but I don't trust him until I am sure that the law has gone forever." Protester Octavia explained how the general consensus of those in the streets of Bucharest is that the demonstrators will not leave their post until the government cancels the law. Romanians had been protesting against a newly-passed government decree that would decriminalise abuse-of-power offences that involve sums of money less than 200,000 lei (?44,475 / $48,000). The head of Romania's ruling Social Democrats (PSD) Liviu Dragnea signalled on Saturday a retreat on the contentious corruption decree, which has sparked Romania's largest protests since the fall of Former President Nicolae Ceausescu in 1989.

Dozens of anti-Trump protesters held a candlelight vigil at Washington DC's Lincoln Memorial on Saturday, denouncing US President Donald Trump's travel ban on nationals of seven Muslim-majority countries. Trump's ban affects citizens of Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Trump has maintained that the restrictions should not be dubbed a 'Muslim ban,' despite it only being brought into effect for these seven countries, all of which have a majority Muslim population. The travel restrictions will be implemented for 90 days for all people hailing from these seven countries, including legal permanent residents of the US. Additionally, there has been a 120 day ban on refugee admissions, and an indefinite halting of Syrian refugee admissions. Seattle Federal Judge, James L. Robart, issued a temporary nationwide ruling against US President Donald Trump's travel ban on nationals of seven Muslim-majority countries, in Seattle on Friday.