The phrase "activist fighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an activist who is actively engaged in a struggle or campaign for a cause.
Example: "The activist fighting for climate change awareness organized a rally to educate the public."
Alternatives: "advocate battling" or "campaigner striving".
Julio Cesar Condaque, an activist fighting the demolitions, claims other Brazilian cities would be affected by the infrastructure facelift.
Tom became a neighborhood activist, fighting overdevelopment and the placement of cell-phone towers, and serving for a couple of years on the Seattle Planning Commission.
Letters in response to Rania Abouzeid on an Iraqi activist fighting sex trafficking in Baghdad (Oct . 5, and to James Wood on Primo Levi (Sept . 28.
I call myself a young woman activist; fighting for girls' rights, every child's education, women's rights, equality, and justice – education for every child.
From what I have learned in my many years as an activist fighting human trafficking, I believe that the Nordic Model is one of our best prospects.
Ammon's lawyer, Marcus Mumford, argued that the protest leader was a peaceful "activist" fighting for the "survival and rebirth of rural America, especially in western states".
This week Amnesty International's secretary-general, Salil Shetty, is visiting Brazil to meet activists fighting eviction.
He visited Chinese cooks' kitchens and followed local activists fighting to turn empty lots into community gardens.
Explaining the action, a Thai minister called the gunmen "student activists" fighting for democracy, rather than terrorists.
However, footage apparently shot by Ghessen inside Iraq of Kurdish activists fighting Isis is still available on YouTube.
But the Web site for the group says its organizers include a union leader and activists fighting the city's horse-drawn carriages enjoyed by tourists.
