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    Government Complex. In the small hours‚ the police carried out arrests and clearances. Later at 8 September‚ protests escalated as police blocked roads and bridges entering Tim Mei Avenue. Protest leaders urged citizens to come to Admiralty to encircle the police. The heavy-handed policing‚ including the use of tear gas on peaceful protesters‚ inspired tens of thousands of citizens to join the protests in Admiralty. It also caused a spill-over to other parts of the city‚ including Wan Chai‚ Causeway Bay and Mong

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    Peaceful resistance‚ as with all forms of protest‚ have both positive and negative effects on America’s concept of a “free society” but upon inspection‚ one can see that in time‚ it is positive. Forms of peaceful resistance can range from a conscientious objection to a law in the form of protesting‚ to simply writing a representative to express one’s opinion on a law. Each of these are opportunities for citizens to exhibit their constitutional rights to organize‚ free speech‚ and perform their civic

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    agreement". You are showing the "good example". I can’t deny that violent protest have their effect‚ but think about it‚ who are you attacking? Who are you killing? They are people who think they’re right‚ but by killing them or being violent doesn’t make your more legitimate to be heard. It is a cycle of revenge you are entering. I keep reading in the pro-violence section that the French Revolution was a successful violent protest. I am French. This Revolution was NOT a success. After the king was executed

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    His eye-witness testimony of the rioting survives as one of the few first-hand recollection of the rioting that would become known as one of the most notorious protests of the century. In the years that follow‚ Kobayashi becomes a regular visitor to Hibiya Park‚ covering the many protests that occur there. As he continued to follow the trail of social discord in Japan‚ Kobayashi became increasingly concerned about the oppressive nature of the Japanese police force and the

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    This protest happened in September 2011 and it began because of the 2008 financial crisis‚ which prevented banks from bailing people out‚ caused the failure of many key businesses like New Century Financial‚ and dropped the stock markets world wide. This protest was formed in order to bring awareness to how little the United States Government cared about the 99 percent of the American

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    National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam‚ who all co-organized the demonstrations outside of the Democratic National Convention. Mayor Richard J. Daley was in great disagreement to the Yippie movement‚ and after getting word of the protests he publically announced‚ repeatedly‚ “Law and order will be maintained‚” and gave the order “shoot to kill”‚ if necessary. Mayor Daley kept his promise; for the 10‚000 demonstrators that arrived for the event‚ they were matched with about 20

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    this response to policy and the Public Service involvement Sit-ins A form of protest which people will occupy a place and then refusing to leave until their demands are met. An example of this would be the sit-ins that took place in the universities in 2012 about tuition fees rising. The students took camp in buildings inside the university. The police surround protesters and prevent them from leaving. Protests or demonstrations A person or a group of people who publicly demonstrates opposition

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    ? Positivity ? Hippies represent the ideological‚ naive nature that children possess. They feel that with a little love and conectedness‚ peace and equality will abound. It is with this assumption that so many activists and reformers‚ inspired by the transformation that hippies cultivated‚ have found the will to persist in revolutionizing social and political policy. Their alternative lifestyles and radical beleifs were the shocking blow that American culture-- segregation‚ McCarthyism‚ unjust wars

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    he last few months has seen a sharp surge in worker protests in plants across the country. In Tamil Nadu‚ workers at Hyundai‚ MRF‚ and Nokia went on protest. Last month‚ a senior Human Resource Executive at Rico Auto died after having been attacked by workers. Now‚ work at the Gurgaon-Manesar auto belt of Haryana has come to a halt following the death of a worker in an alleged police firing. It is not just blue collar workers who have been aggressively asserting their rights or protesting and striking

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    Why do people protest? Give as many reasons as you can but make sure you are thinking about “reasons” in a general sense (i.e. excluding specific reasons for a certain social protest in a certain place). In your view‚ are social protests constructive or destructive to a nation’s politics and society? A protest is an expression or declaration whereby a person expresses a personal objection or disapproval of an act (Lehman & Phelps‚ 2005). It is a one-off incident and is a form of collective action

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