Protesters clashed with police in Geneva on Sunday, the day before the G7 summit in nearby Evian, France. Protesters threw stones, firecrackers, bottles, and chunks of concrete at police, who responded with tear gas and water cannons. Some protesters vandalized property, including setting a car on fire and smashing bank windows. Masked demonstrators dressed in black broke through security barriers and engaged in violence. The protest occurred near the United Nations headquarters in Geneva. The G7 summit was scheduled to take place in Evian, France. U.S. President Donald Trump was expected to attend the G7 summit in France.

Accounts differ on whether police fired rubber bullets during the protest. One source reported that police fired rubber bullets, while another stated no injuries were reported, except for the fall of an 80-year-old woman, who was hospitalized; police said the fall may be unrelated to police action.

According to Dawn, the protest began peacefully with thousands marching and carrying banners, and protesters voiced support for Palestinians, climate action, feminism, and anti-capitalist causes. According to the Times of India, approximately 20,000 people participated. According to SeattleTimes.com, fourteen people were arrested and an 80-year-old woman fell and was hospitalized during the clashes. According to SeattleTimes.com, police fired rubber bullets during the protest.