"protestors" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to people participating in some kind of protest or demonstration against a particular issue. For example, "Hundreds of protestors gathered in the town square to demonstrate against the new legislation."
In the coming days the protestors need all of the international support they can muster as negotiations continue.
I milled among hundreds of protestors – black and white – who had gathered for different reasons: to express fury, sadness, a desire for reform.
The divestment protestors however and particularly the students that are creating renewed furore at Oxford University, do have a next step.
A group of squatters vowed to take their high-stakes standoff with the police and bailiffs into Christmas Day after protestors scaled the balcony of a five-story Victorian building in central London.
He claimed Turchynov was a war criminal for announcing an anti-terrorist operation against protestors, adding: "Now he's bringing enemy troops here, not to keep the peace but to attack".
Here is part of it: MT @shivamLM How hard was it to earn the trust of pro and anti government protestors?
It is unclear exactly what details were held on environmental protestors.
Even fashion designer Vivienne Westwood has given her support to the camp, visiting protestors at the camp in June last year.
But before the Divestment campaign goes the way of the Occupy movement, the protestors should graduate directly to the ultimate objective of their efforts.
A year on, the protestors insist they will occupy the camp for however long it takes.
Female protestors are more inclined to use their bodies as an invitation to "make love not war", using sexuality to distract and disarm.
