Sentence examples for a collective protest from inspiring English sources

Hamas was also the beneficiary of a collective protest against the Palestinian Authority's inability to cope with Sharon and Olmert, and the indignity of occupation.

On Friday, Mr. Hunt announced that he had received 156,000 submissions and a collective protest with another 100,000 signatures.

Ms. Sharif was arrested after two much-publicized drives last week to highlight the Facebook and Twitter campaigns she helped organize to encourage women across Saudi Arabia to participate in a collective protest scheduled for June 17.

AL KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia — When Manal al-Sharif posted a video of herself breaking the law by driving her own black S.U.V. around this hot, flat city and called for a collective protest on Friday, the government responded harshly: she was jailed for nine days.

The move to Brixton on the second night may represent an attempt of the rioters, perhaps conscious and perhaps not, to keep that identity of a collective protest by connecting symbolically to the 1981 Brixton riots.

It was an extraordinary collective protest against the casual acceptance of sexual assault, as well as a testament to the social impact of Twitter at its best.

A handful of Saudi women have taken to the streets in their cars on a day of collective protest against the ban on female drivers.

Miss Piggy (Sally Nicholas) London SW18 Protest student singled out for punishment Earlier this month we signed a letter protesting at the University of Cambridge's decision to prosecute a single student for his role in an act of collective protest against the Government's higher education policies.

What course they take won't just be settled by what goes on behind closed doors but by what happens on the ground in a country where there are now 180,000 "collective protest incidents" a year.

In visiting exemplary punishment on an individual for this collective protest, the University has grossly violated and reduced the very freedoms it claims to defend.

The campaign — waged largely online inside Saudi Arabia — called on women to drive in collective protest last Friday, an event that appeared to draw a much smaller number than organizers had hoped.