Men stand up for men all over the world Photogallery

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Be it an ordinary man to a known personality, men from all walks of life are posting images of themselves on social media with the hashtag #allemannenhandinhand. The trend started as sign of respect for a gay couple, Jasper Vernes-Sewratan, 35, and Ronnie Sewratan-Vernes, 31, who were attacked by gang in Arnhem, Netherlands on April 2, 2017.

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Alexander Pechtold (L) and Wouter Koolmees of the D66 party arrive for a political meeting, holding hands in solidarity with a gay couple. (Source: Instagram)

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Male colleagues of Netherlands at UN‏ walking hand in hand in New York protesting against violence directed at LGBTI. (Source: Twitter)

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Male colleagues from the Dutch Embassy London holding hands in protest against violence towards the LGBTQIA community. (Source: Twitter)

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Staff at Amsterdam's Academic Medical Center posted this Instagram photo to protest against violence towards the LGBTIQ community. (Source: Instagram)

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Male colleagues from the Dutch Embassy Canberra hold hands in protest against violence towards the LGBTIQ community. (Source: Twitter)

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Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands Lodewijk Asscher posted this photo of himself holding hands with fellow Labour Party politician Jeroen Dijsselbloem in protest against violence towards the LGBTQIA community. (Source: Twitter)

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F ootballers from a club in the city of Nijmegen, just south of Arnhem, shared this image in protest against violence towards the LGBTIQ community. (Source: Instagram)

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Rotterdam's police posted a photo on social media in protest against violence towards the LGBTQIA community. (Source: Instagram)

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Two religious leaders, David van Veen and Erick Versloot in Waarder, south of Amsterdam shared this photo in protest against violence towards the LGBTIQ community. (Source: Instagram)

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