Sentence examples for monitoring protests from inspiring English sources

There are already about a thousand cops assigned to the terrorism beat in New York City, and another 350 in charge of monitoring protests.

Malcolm Smart, Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa director said, 'The Egyptian authorities must now carry out an urgent independent investigation into why human rights activists monitoring protests in Cairo were targeted in this way, and who gave the orders for it.'.

The company best-known for monitoring protest groups is Global Open, founded a decade ago by Rod Leeming, a former special branch officer who in the late 1990s ran the Animal Rights National Index (ARNI), a clandestine Metropolitan police unit monitoring activists.

Last year, FBI director James Comey admitted in a congressional committee hearing to flying spy planes that monitored protests in the wake of police killings of black people in Ferguson and Baltimore with the agency working in tandem with local police.

After a grand jury declined to indict former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson for killing Michael Brown, the NYPD's Intelligence Division which plays a leading role in the department's counterterrorism work was sent to monitor protests in Missouri.

They used drones to monitor protest demonstrations by Sunnis but almost all passed off peacefully and with only small numbers of people in attendance.

At least ten people were led away, according to an observer from the National Lawyers Guild, an independent organization that monitors protest activity.

Local Montreal police regularly monitor and supervise protests from groups like the CLAC, while a host of other government agencies handle everything from major traffic or transportation disruptions, and any possible threats to Canadian politicians.

The police are seeking to avoid that by sharing intelligence and monitoring protest-related websites.

The only disturbance is the loud chop-chop-chop of the police helicopter monitoring the protest and counter-protest at either end of Marsden Street.

King was monitoring the protests from home, via a combination of online streaming video, Twitter, CNN, e-mail, and texts.