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The Facts Behind the Iran Protests

By: Jacek Popiel | 2010-03-31 | News and society
The protests in Iran are as much about government incompetence as about elections and democracy. This situation is not unique to Iran. In fact the gap between elites and people is a growing global issue. read more

Burnt Generation of Iran

By: Sepehr Sepasi | 2010-04-04 | Politics
"Chapter 1 - Tears of Babylonia" My name is Sepehr, an Iranian, Born to be discriminated. I always ask myself, what is to be faithful? Water is coming down, and you're shaky like a boat full of holes. read more

Chilean Students' Protest for Education Reform

By: Mary Rose | 2011-08-12 | News and society
Violent protests erupted in Chile's capital when thousands went out the streets to stage a demonstration with the aim of demanding some changes in public education on August 9th. read more

Protest

By: Sivaprasad Dantu | 2010-04-04 | Politics
The article aims at educating protest the right way in developing countries like india. read more

The First Nowroz Protest in the Iraqi Kurdistan region

By: Osamah Mohammed | 2011-03-21 | Journalism
It is the first time that Nowroz commemoration coincides with wide demonstration in Iraqi Kurdistan since 1991. In sulaimani, today afternoon tens of thousands took to the main square in the city as a sign of their defiance against the government. The protesters say that they are determined to continue their uprising till their demands will be fulfilled. read more

Time Magazine: Why Protester Is Chosen Person of the Year 2011? (Pics and Video)

By: Mary Rose | 2011-12-15 | News and society
Time magazine has named “The Protester” as the Person of the Year 2011 – a tribute to people bringing change across the Arab world as well as anti-corporate greed demonstrations in the West. Announcing the choice on NBC’s "Today Show", Time Managing Editor Rick Stengel said that the nameless protestors with a traditional head scarf have risked their lives to bring transformational change around the world. He stated, “They are changing history already and they will change history in the future”. Rick Stengel also emphasized, “Iran prefigured what was going to happen in the Arab world. And then what happened in the Arab world did influence Occupy Wall Street, and Occupy Oakland, and the protests in Greece and Madrid” read more

17 protesters arrested in UC Irvine

By: ALEX BERGJANS AND IAN HAMILTON | 2010-02-26 | Social issues
Fourteen students and three workers were arrested Wednesday at Irvine, called UC Irvine or UCI, the University of California in a protest of students to demand some changes from UCI. read more

Riots and Protests Around the World Considered

By: Lance Winslow | 2010-03-31 | News and society
When we look at all the protests and riots around the world it seems that humans really like to get into big groups and go crazy; thus, the famous line; "beware of the mass mobs," sounds like some pretty decent advice doesn't it? Indeed, I remember the LA Riots and really they were much Worse than those I saw in Tehran. And I also realize that if unemployment keeps up and large metro areas are at a flash point, we could see more riots like that in the future. read more

Nuclear power protest by Greenpeace in Germany

By: Mary Rose | 2010-09-30 | Community News
German government has decided that close old nuclear power plants will have been closed by 2021. Seventeen atomic power reactors are allowed to operate in the next 8 or 14 years. However, the policy of the German government on September 28th allows extending the operation time of nuclear power plants. Therefore, Greenpeace activists protested with projections simultaneously at 12 atomic power reactors in Germany. For instance, on a cooling tower of the nuclear power station Gundremmingen, they projected the slogan: “Nuclear power station Grundremmingen: nuclear power harms Germany”. Moreover, nearly 100 demonstrators were reported to drum and blow whistles and holding banners “No thanks to atomic power” outside the Chancellery. read more

Protesters burn school bus in Srinagar

By: Agence India Press | 2010-12-04 | Politics
A school bus was set ablaze in old city Saturday morning while it was ferrying the children to school, witness said. read more

Latest Images of Occupy Wall Street Protest

By: Mary Rose | 2011-10-02 | News and society
According to some reports, on Saturday evening Saturday, October 1, 2011, over 700 Occupy Wall Street protesters were arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge during a march with standing in the roadway and blocking the Brooklyn-bound lanes. Let’s have a look at these latest images of "Occupy Wall Street" protest. read more

Protests on changes to Saskatchewan immigration rules

By: Sonal Ghai | 2012-05-23 | Immigration
The new change declared earlier in May has been brought about by the Saskatchewan immigrations are continuation of tightening and streamlining the immigration rules and regulations of the province. As per this new rule those living in the province can nominate just one out of their all family members at one point of time, which is very strict then previous rule where somebody living and working in the province could nominate number of relatives at the same point of time. read more

Occupy Movement: Protest against Unbridled Inequality

By: Editor123 | 2011-12-28 | Society
Started on Sep 17, 2011, Occupy Wall Street movement (OWS) is a protest against the unbridled inequality and wealth difference in the U.S. and other parts of the world. read more

Iranians Burn Australian, American and British Flags in Protest

By: Fabe Keily | 2010-03-31 | News and society
Is it just me or do others think it doesn't make sense for the people of Iran to want to burn Australian, American and British flags? Western Countries have been accused of interfering in Iran's current political dramas regarding the recent Presidential Elections. read more

Iran's Recent Attempt to Censor the Internet

By: Mike Dunleavy | 2010-03-30 | International studies
Over the past month, Iran's civil unrest in Tehran and other cities drew the spotlight closer as the world watched another example of the power of the Internet. From the onset of public demonstrations in response to the recent re-election of President Ahmadinejad, the government of Iran attempted to censor media coverage, going to the extremes to include ordering the news media to stay in their hotel rooms and censorship of the Internet. Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in Iran in protest. The only coverage of this historical event was what the citizens of Iran could disseminate via the Internet. read more