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Sunday, December 10, 2017
Kyiv protests – What are the demands?
Sunday 10th December witnessed several thousand people protest in Kyiv. The estimates seen by the blog vary as to the number, anywhere from 2,500 to 7,000.
To be blunt there is no surprise at the wide range of “guesstimate”.
There are several methods commonly used to estimate crowd sizes none of which are ever going to be exact, and some estimators will be more accurate than others depending upon their assessment of crowd density over a certain area and whether it is done by eye or by electronic means. This before any massaging for political effect in certain cases.
Whatever the case, it is fair to say there were several thousand people in attendance.
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