The phrase "activist points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific arguments, perspectives, or insights that are associated with activism or activist movements.
Example: "In her speech, she highlighted several activist points that emphasized the need for social change and environmental justice."
Alternatives: "activist perspectives" or "activist arguments".
Yury Saprykin, a journalist and opposition activist, points to the work of Ulitskaya, Eduard Limonov and Zakhar Prilepin.
As one activist points out, when the government's critics are cowed, the corruption and inefficiency Mr Badawi says he is battling are sure to thrive.
On the edge of the border town of Diantan in Yingjiang's neighbouring county of Tengchong, a Burmese activist points to dilapidated wooden houses where refugees are renting cheap accommodation.
On a drive around Sitra, the so-called headquarters of the uprising, an activist points to the swathes of graffiti sprayed across its buildings.
She adds: "There's a prejudice in society that a disabled person's life is not worth living". Catherine Campisi, former director of the state Department of Rehabilitation and a disabilities activist, points out there already are options for the terminally ill.
Mostafa Hussein, another blogger and activist, pointed out, simply, "2011 is an exceptional year".
"From my activist point of view, I think I did what I had to do," he says.
"Jasper Cummeh III, was a dedicated Civil society actor in Liberia, who took interest in fighting corruption in Liberia from an activist point of view.
In front of the opulent house of a prominent Beydane journalist, an activist pointed out a shack, which was empty except for a rudimentary mat.
But, as one activist pointed out to me, this in itself is a measure of men's freedom when compared with women's.
The e-mail's reference to Mr. Vilks, a 64-year-old artist and free-speech activist, pointed to the deep anger in the Muslim world over Mr. Vilks' drawings of the Prophet Muhammad in 2007.
