The phrase "attack activist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who actively engages in or promotes aggressive actions or strategies related to activism.
Example: "The attack activist organized a protest to draw attention to the urgent issues facing the community."
Alternatives: "aggressive activist" or "militant activist".
Three other Western journalists were injured in the attack, activists said.
A car bomb at a mosque killed at least 30 people in Rankus north of Damascus Friday, in an attack activists documented on video.
The local sheriff's office has admitted to firing bean bags and deploying pepper spray, and during one high-profile confrontation private guards for the pipeline allegedly allowed dogs to attack activists.
— Tarek Shalaby (@tarekshalaby) 5 Dec 12 They're painting over the graffiti!!!! — Tarek Shalaby (@tarekshalaby) 5 Dec 12 Graffiti being painted over #Jika http://t.co/4qi9A3Gd — Basil El-Dabh (@BasilElD) 5 Dec 12 As opposition protesters rallied nearby in response to the attack, activists reported that the president's supporters remained on the offensive.
On 16 December 2013, the anniversary of the attack, activists held memorials throughout New Delhi in memory of the rape victim widely known as Nirbhaya, meaning "fearless".
"They do a few things: on the one hand they deface websites, and on the other hand they attack activists computers.
Conservative forces succeeded in ousting them by tapping antigay sentiment and attacking "activist" judges.
Whoever is behind the online attacks, activists fear there could be real and immediate consequences for their protest actions.
Earlier this month the Tasmanian premier, Will Hodgman, attacked "activists" for "almost gleefully capitalising" on the fires, which he said were "naturally caused".
Democracy Now! quoted a protester at the time describing the dogs violently attacking activists: "These people are just threatening all of us with these dogs.
