The heartbroken families of the 62 victims burnt to death in a horror inferno at a North Macedonia nightclub took to the streets on Saturday evening to demand justice.
They were part of an estimated 5,000-strong crowd who marched through the streets of Kocani, a town 100 kilometres east of the country's capital Skopje.
Relatives and parents of the Pulse nightclub fire victims held aloft photographs of their loved ones who perished in the blaze as they protested 'selective justice'.
The fire broke out in the early hours of March 16 this year as hundreds of people gathered to watch a performance by popular hip-hop duo DNK.
The blaze claimed the lives of 62 people and leaving over 200 injured.
