A vigil to remember those who've lost their lives in Gaza will move to Douglas Promenade this week.
Amnesty International's isle of Man group is holding the weekly events, which takes place from 6pm this Friday around the shelter opposite the Promenade Methodist Church.
Organisers say it's a chance to meet in solidarity, and share grief and outrage about genocide in Gaza before finishing with a five-minute silence.
They add if you're planning on taking part, you should dress warmly.
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