Anti-poverty campaigners gathered in Dundee on Friday calling for "power to the people" and an end to the cost-of-living crisis.
Trade union representatives, community activists and an MSP were among the crowd that gathered outside the council chambers in City Square less than two weeks after the city council became the first in Scotland to declare a "cost-of-living emergency".
Speakers at the event included Green MSP Maggie Chapman, Unite reps Stuart Fairweather and Sarah Browne and anti-austerity campaigner Michael Taylor. The gathering coincided with the end of the University of Dundee's graduation ceremonies, giving them a captive audience coming out of the Caird Hall.
