Examples of using Protests were in English and their translations into German
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Those militant protests were directly aimed at institutions that stand for neoliberal crisis regulation and intensified exploitation.
Our various protests were on all the TV news programs for over two weeks- every night.
But they are different in one respect. Back then the protests were directed against manipulated elections.
The mass protests were also supported by the use of the Internet as an alternative news agency.
The protests were a sign of the desire for freedom
The organizers said the protests were a'day of revolution against torture,
Several thousand demonstrators met in Venice for the occasion; their protests were primarily aimed at Ronald Reagan.
Due to ongoing fighting in neighboring districts, no protests were organized in Aleppo's majority Kurdish districts.
They claimed that these protests were"untimely", and they urged the"Negro community" to practice restraint.
Even if none of the demands of the demonstrators have been fulfilled, the protests were an enormous success.
The protests were conducted by garment worker themselves who were demanding that the company comply with Cambodian labour law.
Furthermore, protests weren't territorially limited to the capital Minsk
These protests were so successful that the government now wants to stop NGOs from being able to mobilise the public again.
However, the protests were called by the war veterans which was itself part of the old part of the regime.
But their protests were rejected summarily, in the name of an overhasty technocratic argument.
The Tripoli protests were canceled.
Official protests were filed, but the ruling was upheld.
The numbers involved in those protests were miniscule compared to now.
The opposition protests were met with a violent crackdown by security forces.
These protests were followed by a general nationwide strike on 27 November 1989.