Examples of using Protesting in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Sixty-nine people died on 21 March 1960 when police gunned down unarmed people protesting against apartheid laws.
Her son died in jail last June after being arrested for protesting against the plant.
The draft riots, protesting unfair conscription in the Civil War, began in New York City.
They also have been protesting for a greater say in the affairs of the island state.
A student protesting education reform leans in to kiss a riot officer[Bogotá, Colombia, 2011].
Rustin grew up in a Quaker household, and began peacefully protesting racial segregation in high school.
There was no hunger strike, but Beijing artists are protesting being forced to relocate their studios without fair compensation.
He objects to the angel, protesting that, as an artist, art itself is an end,“paint for its own sake.”.
And then start protesting again as soon as it's my sibling's turn.
The United States eventually sent three notes to Berlin protesting the action, and Germany apologized
the military assets that were protesting against and their placement on islands that have already been built-- they're there.
Large demonstrations protesting the U.S. in the Vietnam war were held in England, France and Japan.
the group said it was protesting against France's foreign policy and its treatment of refugees.
Tunisian police fired tear gas Friday at demonstrators protesting what they view as a slow pace of government reforms.
As a consequence of her constant protesting, she has received thousands of death threats.
Who burned cigarette holes in their arms protesting the narcotic tobacco haze of Capitalism.
Perhaps the people doing the protesting think that these groups are formed to promote promiscuous behavior.
Huh? If you get arrested while protesting, you will become a criminal.
It was their way of protesting the British government,
They're protesting about the right to vote and the way they're treated in your state.