Several killings occurred in the days surrounding unusual protest marches against paramilitary forces here last month.
As the Toronto Maple Leafs continue to languish near the bottom of the N.H.L. standings, showing no signs of ending their 42-season Stanley Cup drought, an unusual protest developed.
The Palestinians are looking for new ways to mobilize their cause, and the unusual protest by thousands of prisoners is supposed to be one of them.
In an unusual protest on Tuesday, some Beit Hanun residents demonstrated against the militants, saying their rocket fire had brought the Israeli Army into the town.
But with those victories has come controversy, and Gill now finds himself the target of an unusual protest in which jockeys at Penn National Race Course are refusing to ride in any race in which a Gill-owned horse is entered.
In an unusual protest, a union representing scientists and engineers at the State Department of Environmental Conservation is urging the Legislature not to adopt the Pataki administration's state Superfund refinancing proposal, its plan to clean up toxic waste sites across the state.
Charlton Athletic's home game against Coventry City was briefly suspended by an unusual protest on Saturday, as small plastic pigs were thrown onto the pitch from both ends of The Valley.
About 500 active and retired F.B.I. agents and employees marched to the White House today in a highly unusual protest, angered that President Clinton might commute the life sentence of an American Indian activist convicted of killing two F.B.I. agents 25 years ago.
Then, a group of dissident military officers began an unusual protest in a Caracas square to try to force the president out.For the opposition, which includes business, trade unions, the media, the church, and a host of political factions, Mr Chavez is an elected autocrat who is leading Venezuela to economic ruin and undermining its democracy.
A lurking resentment of America's power and the belief that the British government is in thrall to it has contributed to the unease.Urged on by most newspapers, the director-general of the Confederation of British Industry and the mayor of London, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and even a few of the government's own supporters united in an unusual protest.
