The phrase "activist due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the reason or motivation behind someone's activism or involvement in a cause.
Example: "She became an activist due to her experiences with social injustice in her community."
Alternatives: "activist because of" or "activist as a result of".
This rally will see more than more than 25 coaches transport members to Luton from across the UK, with thousands more activists due to make their way by car or train.
The former chief executive of the Liberal Democrats, Lord Rennard, will not face any further action in connection with claims that he sexually harassed female activists due to insufficient evidence, according to his party.
The BRP, in the meanwhile, has had to pay a heavy price for its stance as the Pakistani authorities arrested, tortured or even killed hundreds of young BRP activists due to their support for the free Balochistan movement.
Tomorrow, an animal rights activist is due to sentenced for her part in a conspiracy to blackmail the commercial testing firm, Huntingdon Life Sciences.
Guo Feixiong, another well-known rights activist, is due to go on trial in Guangzhou next week after being held for more than a year.
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(" 'Remora': any of several marine fishes of the family Echeneidae, having on the head a sucking disk with which they attach themselves to sharks; see volatility injected into other activist portfolios due to the remora's often swashbuckling behavior"). "There is a cacophony coming out of my mouth," he said, the other day, over the telephone.
Despite holding almost identical views to the 'Social Justice Warriors', they find themselves excluded from the activist clique due to their relatively tolerant attitudes.
Nine people were bailed on Tuesday and on Monday, Russian national Yekaterina Zaspa, who served as a medic on the ship, was bailed along with photographer Denis Sinyakov and activist Andrey Allakhverdov, while three other British activists are due to have their hearings by the end of the week.
These so-called wolf-pack attacks can result either from deliberate coordination between various activists or due to "herd behavior" among investors so that some activists simply mimic the actions undertaken by others (Scharfstein & Stein, 1990).
