During one of the busiest shopping periods of the year, Amazon workers across the globe have taken to the streets to protest the company’s practices.

Warehouse workers and delivery drivers rallied in New Delhi under a "Make Amazon Pay” banner to demand higher wages, better working conditions, and union rights.

The walkout on Black Friday, which starts one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year, was repeated at Amazon warehouses in other countries.

Thousands of Amazon workers around the world went on strike Friday, demanding more pay and better working conditions during one of the retail giant’s busiest weekends of the year. The

Amazon India has kicked off its first-ever 'Black Friday' sale, a globally celebrated shopping event. The sale started today and will continue till December 2, giving customers a plethora of deals on premium brands across categories.

Amazon employees globally, including those in India, have initiated protests during the Black Friday to Cyber Monday period to demand accountability for labor and environmental issues. The 'Make Amazon Pay' movement is supported by international unions aiming to challenge Amazon's business practices.

Amazon employees in India have joined a worldwide protest under the "Make Amazon Pay" campaign, demanding better wages, improved working conditions, and union recognition. Workers from cities such as New Delhi,