Police in South Korea were on high alert for other demonstrations during Trump's visit to the country.
Source: The Washington Post
Protesters on Monday held signs saying: "We denounced the deployment of an advanced US missile defense system, THAAD."
Nearby, a small number of South Koreans rallied in support for Trump. "I'm not very worried about Trump putting South Korea in danger,” a 60-year-old protester told The Washington Post on Saturday.
Source: The Washington Post
Demonstrators say they hope their messages will inspire a more peaceful future.
“We hate Trump,” some of the protesters at the rally sang on Saturday. “We love peace. We love equality.”
Source: The Washington Post
“War brings tragedy,” a 49-year-old protester told The Washington Post on Saturday.
Source: The Washington Post
A recent Pew poll found that South Korean attitudes toward Trump are generally negative, with three-quarters of respondents calling Trump “dangerous."
Source: Pew Research Center
Attendees used playful slogans to express their opinions. “I want President Trump to know we do not want a war,” said a 32-year-old activist to The Washington Post on Saturday.
Source: The Washington Post
Thousands gathered in front of US Embassy in Seoul, South Korea on Saturday for a multi-day event called a "No Trump, No War."
Source: Business Insider India