Some 6,000 supporters of the Greek Communist Party attended a rally outside parliament on Thursday, urging voters to cast invalid ballots in protest of Greece's continued membership in the European Union.
The debacle has been draining for many Black and racialized individuals as they are once again being told by the dominant culture not only that their feelings, concerns, and experiences are invalid, but that their protest tactics are too extreme.
Hospitals that rank low in the cardiac surgery ratings often protest that the methodology is invalid.
Demonstrators rhythmically chanted, "Impeachment -- Invalid!" possibly heralding a spring season of protest against the National Assembly, which is dominated by conservatives.
A-Rod protests that the documents are invalid because MLB paid for some of the evidence, but prosecutors pay for evidence regularly.
The National Salvation Front stressed that if their "legitimate" demands were not met in the coming days, the front would call on Egyptians to peacefully protest next Friday to topple the "invalid" constitution and to readopt temporarily the 1971 constitution.
Hundreds of demonstrators again took to the streets in protest against what the mayor claims to be an "invalid" decision.Ironically, the last time Madagascar saw protests like this was when Mr Ravalomanana, then (like Mr Rajoelina) the capital's mayor, called on the Malagasy people to back "democracy", after a disputed presidential election.
Ms. Hsiao said the protest vote was the "only explanation" for the number of invalid ballots, and she criticized the Nationalists for alleging fraud.
MOSCOW — Voters in Abkhazia, the separatist enclave in Georgia, have re-elected President Sergei V. Bagapsh by a decisive margin, amid protests from the Georgian government that the vote was invalid.
It was the first major protest rally to take place since a Thai court ruled the 2 February general election invalid.
Explaining his veto, Brown said he agreed with the spirit of the law but felt it constitutionally invalid following a March 2011 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that found, in an eight-to-one decision, that a similar protest by WBC was within their First Amendment right to free speech.
