New York and Washington have seen an improvement in public safety

Fears over the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody have been allayed. American security measures have been lifted.

New York has ended its nearly week-long curfew, and President Donald Trump He said he had ordered the National Guard to begin withdrawing its troops from Washington, D.C.

The unrest has been replaced by global protests against racism and police brutality.

Black Lives Matter protests continued on Sunday in European countries.

In the British city of Bristol, protesters erected a statue of Edward Colston, a prominent 17th century slaver demolished.

George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis on May 25. The video shows him pinned to the floor and a white police officer kneeling around his neck for nearly nine minutes. It was shown.

Officer Derek Chauvin was fired and charged with murder. Three other officers at the scene were also dismissed and charged with aiding and abetting.