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The journalists said they were reporting on the situation in Cairo at the time, covering protests held by those still supporting the ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

They will say only that most of the band members met at the small protests held by Russia's once-feebled opposition, from monthly illegal demonstrations calling for the right to assembly to banned gay pride marches.

The village became a symbol of the Palestinian struggle against the barrier because of its legal battle and because of the weekly protests held by activists near the fence line.

Now, the woman travels with medical supplies in her purse to government-approved protests held by the mainstream opposition, as well as to the more regular, unauthorized standoffs between young protesters and the police.

In March, Musharraf suspended the chief justice Iftakar Mohammed Chaudhry, a move that triggered a wave of anger across the country and led to the first joint protests held by the parties of exiled former prime ministers Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif.

There have been protests held by Bluebirds fans unhappy with the way Cardiff City is being run by Vincent Tan, the Malaysian businessman who owns the Premier League club.

31 July: Saudi security forces suppress an unauthorised protest held by Iranian pilgrims.

Since people don't have thousands of real friends, contacting them can only produce troops for small actions — a protest held by a brand-new movement, perhaps, or a very specialized action in a more established movement.

More than 100 people have been killed and 1,500 injured at a protest held by supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi in Cairo, doctors say.

A man is silhouetted as he stands behind a representation of the the Greece national flag, as he takes part in a protest held by supporters of the NO vote in the upcoming referendum, in Athens on Monday, June 29 , 2015

Reclaim the Streets is an annual protest held by Sydney residents feeling priced out of the property market, unable to afford rent, and under threat of a statewide curfew on late-night partying.