Examples of using In the protests in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Iranian Fars News Agency reports that millions of Iranians are taking part in the protests around the country.
Several hundred people took part in the protests, the US-funded broadcaster Radio Free Asia reported.
Whereas more than 4 000 people were reportedly dismissed from their jobs or expelled from university for having participated in the protests;
In the protests I witnessed, high school students walked alongside teachers
On 11 April, the Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs announced it arrested 295 people in Chişinău for their involvement in the protests.
100 were injured in the protests, according to the UN OHCHR;
Slovak police did not step in until multiple calls from the Slovak public participating in the protests were made, according to NGOs.
that Russia could be the force behind in the protests.
preserve the illusion of unity in the protests, the organizers are trying to conceal internal tensions
1,800 police officers have been injured in the protests.
Due to his active role in the protests against the occupation, he postponed the production of his second feature film Rhino.
This is the message that is echoing in the protests across Europe, and it is time to listen to it.
US has said that 12 of its journalists have been injured in the protests, far more than any other news organization.
A number of young Jews are involved in the protests, which have drawn together a diverse coalition of liberal youth
with his headless body displayed publicly for two days for his role in the protests.
a war zone and that even those not actively taking part in the protests can get caught up in the melee.
one woman sentenced to death for taking part in the protests in Lhasa on 14 March 2008.
There were professional reasons why Krétakör Foundation has become active in the fight for the freedom of speech and in the protests against the centralization of cultural resources- for example the elimination the former National Cultural Fund's independence and the monopoly of the Hungarian Academy of Arts.