The phrase "activist violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe acts of violence that are carried out in the name of a political or social cause.
Example: "The protest escalated into activist violence, leading to clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement."
Alternatives: "political violence" or "protest-related violence".
It is barely worth noting, and poses no threat to the Israeli naval commando unit, Flotilla 13, which played out a range of scenarios in expectation of a more substantial group, from a peaceful takeover of the boats to dealing with activist violence.
While the right and too many American media outlets like to remember a fictitious Seattle that was nothing but a cauldron of activist violence (while ignoring serious police violence), too many on the left wanted to think of it as a miraculous convergence rather than the result of careful coalition-building, strategizing, outreach, and all the usual labors.
Facing hard issues Abigail got started as an activist against violence when she was just 12 years old.
In interviews, Mr. Ias has vehemently denied accusations that the activists used violence.
Only a small minority of the current Republican field have tied the activists to violence.
Recently he has shut down many of the remaining independent media in Serbia, and has been intimidating opposition politicians and independent activists through violence and abuse of the courts.
MOSCOW — After a ghastly week during which gay activists faced violence in the streets of Moscow and Voronezh and Parliament voted for a law banning "homosexual propaganda," I was surprised to hear a sudden chorus of pro-opposition voices calling on the Russian opposition to stop paying attention to the homophobic law in particular and other new repressive Russian laws in general.
The brutality of these particular activists' physical violence contrasts with the sophistication of their intelligence gathering.
As one activist said, sexual violence did not abate after the January peace talks in Goma, Congo.
Activist and domestic violence survivor Brooke Axtell made a short speech including the words: "Authentic love does not devalue a human being.
She moved to New York to pursue a career in photojournalism and became an assistant to Donna Ferrato, whose own work as both a photographer and activist on domestic violence has been groundbreaking.
