Sentence examples for protests of which from inspiring English sources

Visit any branch of Topshop this weekend and you'll see a curious thing: T-shirts seeming to mock this winter's student protests – the very student protests of which Topshop was a principal target.

The main protest camp, known as Oceti Sakowin, had been the staging ground for numerous protests, some of which led to violent clashes between law enforcement and activists.

A6 Palestinians Protest in Israel Thousands of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza poured into the streets for angry protests, some of which were marked by violent confrontations with Israeli troops.

The G20 summit in London next week will be the target of widespread protests, many of which are being organised online.

Students had been at the forefront of previous rounds of anti-government protests, some of which lasted for months last year.

Kremlin fears over the internet have grown since Vladimir Putin returned to the Kremlin last year amid an unprecedented wave of protests, many of which were aided by social media.

Grim-faced Information Ministry officials were angered by widespread coverage of the protests, one of which was carried out outside the media center.

They began with peaceful street protests, word of which spread on the internet, and accelerated dramatically when security forces responded with deadly force.

Cartoons depicting Muhammad published in 2005 by Jyllands-Posten, a Danish newspaper (later republished by Charlie Hebdo) sparked global protests, some of which developed into riots.

District staff involved in normal policing duties have been "stripped out" to attend loyalist flag protests, many of which have degenerated into conflict, Matt Baggott said.

In 2012, a decision by Belfast city council to limit the flying of the union flag over City Hall triggered months of loyalist protests, some of which descended into violence.