The phrase "activist for which" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific cause or issue that an activist supports, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She is an activist for which many people admire her dedication to environmental issues."
Alternatives: "activist for whom" or "activist for what cause".
The Russian group derived its name from Riot Grrrl, the amorphous art and activist movement, for which Bikini Kill were considered the flagship group.
With the single exception of granting asylum to the blind Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng (for which we thanked them and gave them our sincere praise), the Obama administration's record on Christian persecution in China has been one largely of indifference.
David Witt, a former Ferguson, Mo., resident and activist for Copwatch, which films police officers, was visiting the conference from St . Louis
On Wednesday, Mr. Damache pleaded guilty in the Waterford Circuit Court to making a menacing phone call to an American peace activist, a charge for which he was arrested and detained in 2010.
And it marks a return to the kind of activist health department for which the city was renowned throughout most of the 20th century, until budget crises and a more conservative outlook took hold in the 1970's.
Written and directed by Dustin Lance Black, it is nothing like "Milk," the biography of the gay-rights activist and politician Harvey Milk, for which Mr. Black won an Academy Award in 2009 for best original screenplay.
It also helps to chip away at sweeping derogatory stereotypes without the shackles of a formalized activist movement, humanizing all for which one stands and fostering necessary dialogues that are not entrenched in agenda-driven frameworks.
Instead we agreed that Cameron had been showing hopeless political leadership in countenancing such a divisive vote for his MPs and their activists over a measure for which there is no evidence of great demand, even among gay men, lesbians and transsexuals, according to some polls.
Talking to Voice of America or Persian BBC TV is a criminal act for which activists and ordinary citizens could spend months in prison.
Parliament amended the Information and Communication Technology Act, which now states that publishing anything which "hurts or is likely to hurt religious sentiments" is an offence – one for which activists can be legally arrested without a warrant.
