Wall Street protesters want every voice heard
The movement that began with a core group of 100 demonstrators has grown rapidly in four weeks.
Published On 10 Oct 2011
In New York, the Occupy Wall Street protests have been ongoing for four weeks, with new groups continuing to add their support.
What started with a core group of 100 demonstrators has grown with the help of at least eight labour unions, student groups, and people of all ages and backgrounds.
Currently all decisions are made by consensus during daily meetings. And now the movement is assessing ways to ensure that every voice is heard.
Kristen Saloomey reports from New York.
Source: Al Jazeera