Sentence examples for homeless protest from inspiring English sources

The plight of the homeless in Manchester has been a long-running issue and led to a series of homeless "protest camps" being set up last summer, in breach of a legal ban won by the council preventing anyone pitching a tent without permission in the city centre.

He was one of two persons arrested and briefly jailed along with homeless organizer Ted Hayes when Tent City, a homeless protest camp in downtown Los Angeles, was disbanded after the New Year's holiday.

Two of MAN's masterminds are a pair known as Big Danny and Little Danny, who explained how the project grew out of the homeless protest camps which made headlines last year.

Donaldson robbed a Wyoming bank "lone wolf style" of $140,000 so he could give wads of cash to America's homeless and protest at how banks preyed on customers, he said.

Thousands are homeless I protested; you must be mad I wheedled; please don't go; I pleaded.

They look at first sight like public thoroughfares, but they are run by private firms that can enforce their own social codes: no hoodies; no homeless; no protests.

Last month, one of Canada's longest-running homeless camp protests held in Victoria was closed down after the BC Supreme Court promised to build homes for them, including over 100 units at a former senior home.

Donaldson, who represented himself, told the jury at his trial in May he had pulled off the heist to help the homeless and to protest at how banks preyed on customers.

Members of CasaPound, a political party that proudly claims to admire Mussolini, recently invaded the emergency area of a hospital in Bolzano to protest homeless people who take refuge there overnight.

Many homeless rights advocates protested against Care Not Cash.

I furthered my Amazon protest while homeless in Seattle.