All news on the topic: Protest

A pregnant teenager has been told she faces a custodial sentence for her part in rioting in Rotherham last summer.

A man who was shot during a “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, died in the hospital, police have announced.

Petrol bombs, bricks, bottles, and fireworks were hurled at police on Tuesday night, marking a second night of severe disorder in Ballymena.

California leaders express strong disapproval of the mobilization of 700 marines and 4,000 national guard members as tensions rise.

A British news photographer has undergone emergency surgery after being hit by non-lethal rounds during protests in Los Angeles.

The Trump administration has said they will send the National Guard to combat protests that broke out over immigration raids in Los Angeles, as ICE chief vows to continue making arrests.

The vote came after weeks of protests triggered by reports of extravagant spending by the prime minister’s son.

This is the moment a furious shopper grabs a disruptive vegan activist’s megaphone and breaks it on the ground after the activists staged a protest.

Group plans to hold demonstrations in London against UK arms sales to Israel every Tuesday and Saturday in April

At least 20 officers forced their way into the property, and police said that some present were planning direct action in London.

Disturbed by the chaos caused by the Tesla CEO in the US, both Britons and Americans are expressing their dissatisfaction.

As protests escalate in Georgia, the government’s purchase of high-tech Chinese surveillance cameras—linked to AI-powered facial recognition—has sparked fears among demonstrators and human rights groups that authorities are using technology to monitor, intimidate, and suppress dissent.

Vice-chancellor Sasha Roseneil accuses Office for Students of seeking to ‘persecute’ rather than solve problems

Georgia’s ruling party introduced a foreign agents bill based on the U.S. FARA law, raising concerns it may be employed to stifle civil society and independent media amid a growing authoritarian crackdown.