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Photo from the Global March to Dignity Facebook event.
Saturday and Sunday protests in Bulgaria will take place under the "Global March to Dignity" banner that unites protest movements across the world.
Inspired by rallies in Turkey, Brazil, Egypt and Bulgaria, the global Occupy-style event is intended to further the reclaiming of power by citizens from corrupt politicians.
Anti-government protests in Bulgaria are entering their 23rd consecutive day Saturday.
"Let us rise up together, not only for standing in solidarity with each other, but also to feel the fact that we are fighting our own struggle with the others all over the world," write the event's organizers on Facebook.
"We might have differences, in our appearance, thinking, cultures, choices, etc. but we are deeply connected and we decided to march towards Dignity as a whole and no matter what it takes to get there," adds the message.
The Global March to Dignity is scheduled for 7 pm UTC+1 (6 pm EET), and is set to continue on Sunday.
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