Geneva police are expecting major disruption tomorrow in the city.
A march protesting human rights violations in the Democratic Republic of Congo will leave the Place des Nations and head towards the Place de Neuve. Protestors will start to gather at midday tomorrow.
Several roads will be closed or restricted, including the Avenue de France, the Quai Wilson and the Pont du Mont-Blanc.
The closures will also impact public transport.
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