Sentence examples for protesting humans from inspiring English sources

The protesting humans were angry about something, but at least they were in a good mood with each other, chatting away and joking, and throwing old Sausage many tasty morsels.

During Guatemala's ensuing civil war, he died in a fire while protesting human rights abuses by the military.

Mrs. Snow, who turned 80 last month, has been protesting human rights violations in China since the violent suppression of the Tiananmen Square demonstrations in 1989.

Some rights groups and antiwar politicians expressed fears that the government had other motives than protesting human rights abuses for releasing the file.

The bitter irony of Turkey's openness to Arab dissidents protesting human rights abuses is not lost on the country's internal opposition and news media.

A postal worker protesting human rights abuses in North Korea jumped over the fence in front of the United Nations today and fired seven shots in the air and at the main tower before he was arrested by guards.

The men were arrested and, as it turned out, the incident was less threatening than when a postal worker protesting human rights abuses scaled a fence in front of the United Nations on Oct. 3, tossed out several sheets of paper and fired gunshots in the air and at the main building before he was subdued.

So in 2011 we decided we were going to ask people to stay indoors every Friday evening and empty the streets as a way of protesting human rights violations in the country.

The new cable places accusations that Mr. Kissinger did not protest human rights violations in Latin America several months earlier.

And it is what's left of that middle class that continues to protest human and civil rights abuses today.

Reasonable people can disagree about the case for boycotting sports events to protest human rights violations by the host government that are unrelated to the event itself.