Examples of using Public protests in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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At the time, there were public protests on the steps of parliament
For example, during Vietnam's long struggle for independence it made no public protests over Chinese claims to territory in the South China Sea and indeed supported them.
Public protests followed, but the authorities repeatedly said the water was safe, despite stepping up water treatment and occasionally issuing advice
In the wake of that disaster, Mr Lượng campaigned for fishermen to receive compensation and joined public protests against the company, which had illegally dumped toxic waste into the ocean.
For many Japanese companies, their investments in Asean resurged after their own experience in tensions with China, following public protests and threats to cut rare earth supplies in 2010.
under pressure by senior BCP members due to his refusal to recognize problems and deal with public protests.
sadness in recent months, so he had prayed for those injured in public protests and hoped that constructive dialogue could restore peace in the Beijing-governed special administrative region.
Among a swath of bills proposed in North Dakota that would allow police to crack down further on public protests, the state legislature put forth one that would legalize running over protesters, as Common Dreams reported.
BANGKOK(REUTERS)- A group of pro-democracy activists in Thailand said on Saturday(Feb 17) that it plans to hold more public protests, despite threat of arrests, to demand the military government not to delay a general election scheduled for November this year.
It's been common practice in Cambodia that during every preelectoral cycle, businesses, whether local or foreign, tend to go at a slower pace as the public is watching with concern the tension rising,[with] public protests in the past and expected in the upcoming electoral period,” he said.
According to Tariq Karman,"a senior Yemeni official" threatened his sister Tawakkol with death in a telephone call on 26 January 2011 if she continued her public protests.[23] According to Dexter Filkins,
William Anh Nguyen, was released and deported after he was accused of“causing public disorder” during public protests over proposed special economic zones the Vietnamese fear will be dominated by Chinese investors.
a total of more than 30,000 practitioners had been arrested on the square;[224] seven hundred Falun Gong followers were arrested during a demonstration in the square on 1 January 2001.[225] Public protests continued well into 2001.
in November 2012 the UAE outlawed online mockery of its own government or attempts to organise public protests through social media.[17].
There will be no protests outside the gates of the ASEAN summit, as Singapore's legislators amended its draconian Public Order Act to further limit people's right to hold public protests and public assemblies.
Bangkok have seen a myriad of political problems starting from a military coup in 2006 followed by airport closures, public protests, shootings and bombings intermittent chaos ruled regularly across the city over the past decade.
They initially placed too much emphasis on demonstrations against the regime, and while public protests are crucial in revolutionary movements, they expose the participants to brutality.
Schneider's public protest led to his dismissal on June 7, 1791.
She would often travel to places where there was civil unrest and public protest in order to take photographs
Michael Hesemann stated that it is obvious that any public protest by the Pope when the train departed could have triggered the resumption of the arrests.
