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37 votes
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Bangladesh imposes curfew after dozens killed in anti-government protests
23 votes -
Five killed and dozens injured in Bangladesh in violent clashes over government jobs quota
14 votes -
What can be done about the Supreme Court of the United States?
I'm pitching this question out to Tildes because I'm drawing a blank. It feels like we have seen an absolute stripping of our rights and unbridled support for large, private capital in the past...
I'm pitching this question out to Tildes because I'm drawing a blank. It feels like we have seen an absolute stripping of our rights and unbridled support for large, private capital in the past week; and I'm unsure of how to respond. Considering the scale of impact these rulings will have on every US citizen's day to day life, things are surprisingly quiet. I'm wondering how other folks are thinking about mobilizing - be it through protest, outreach to representatives, or civil disobedience. It doesn't feel like there is a wave of ire. At least in my circles, there are no protests like the Women's March or BLM. There has been no response from my local representatives in congress or state senators. It's just eerie radio silence.
Is anyone else feeling this way? Has anyone joined or developed some sort of response to what is happening?
83 votes -
Buenos Aires rocked by clashes over Javier Milei reforms
15 votes -
France declares state of emergency in New Caledonia after deadly riots
21 votes -
Georgia rocked by protests as government pushes Vladimir Putin-style ‘foreign agent’ bill
27 votes -
Students at Brown just secured a vote on divestment. What happens next?
24 votes -
CO-VIDS: The Ghandi trap
3 votes -
Hong Kong lawmakers unanimously approve another law giving government more power to curb dissent
20 votes -
Demonstrators claim lack of affordable housing in Gaeltacht region threatens the survival of the Irish language
13 votes -
Finland's government has cited security concerns for the closure of all border crossings with Russia – Russian-speaking Finns say their rights are being violated
24 votes -
Nationalist leader convicted for ordering violence against Polish abortion rights, lgbtq rights, protester “Grandma Kate”
17 votes -
Finland faces autumn of discontent with strikes and protests over government's austerity budget
8 votes -
Interactive tool infographic shows antiprotest bills and laws in the United States
11 votes -
Why are Russians who oppose the war not taking to the streets?
42 votes -
Andy Ngo loses civil lawsuit against Portland activists
16 votes -
Dozens injured after opponents of the Eritrean government stormed a festival, Festival Eritrea Scandinavia, in the Swedish capital organised by regime supporters
10 votes -
Israel’s top court will hear challenges to a new law that weakens its power, the law has sparked large protests
10 votes -
Social movements and trade unions in Peru are holding a third massive march on the capital, Lima on July 19
13 votes -
Protesters gather in Helsinki over ministers' far-right links – several hundred people protest against new rightwing administration's austerity and immigration-cutting programme
10 votes -
‘I want blood’: Heavily-armed Donald Trump supporters say they’ll protest Trump’s indictment
90 votes -
NATO deploys more forces to Kosovo after thirty peacekeepers injured
8 votes -
Serbians hand over thousands of weapons after mass shootings
12 votes -
Trendy neighbourhood in Copenhagen bracing for major protests over anti-ghetto law – critics say it's racist and pushing out remaining social housing
5 votes -
India police detain students gathered to watch BBC documentary on Narendra Modi
8 votes -
Jair Bolsonaro supporters invade Brazil's Congress, Supreme Court in Brasilia
30 votes -
France strikes: One million protest against Macron's rise in retirement age
10 votes -
Jair Bolsonaro supporters clash with police in Brazil’s capital
6 votes -
How one man on a bridge marred Xi Jinping's big moment
18 votes -
Ebrahim Raisi cancels CNN interview after Christiane Amanpour refuses to wear hijab
14 votes -
Sri Lanka prime minister says he’s willing to resign as protesters storm president’s residence
9 votes -
With no fuel and no cash, Sri Lanka grinds to a halt
10 votes -
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invokes Emergencies Act to address trucker protests
22 votes -
Dispatch from the Ottawa Front: Sloly is telling you all he's in trouble. Who's listening?
14 votes -
Jimmy Lai among three Hong Kong democracy activists convicted over Tiananmen vigil
7 votes -
Jailed for fifty-one weeks for protesting? Britain is becoming a police state by stealth
18 votes -
Tens of thousands of Hong Kongers leave the city to accept British citizenship
29 votes -
South Africa’s descent into chaos
4 votes -
Tens of thousands of Brazilians march in upwards of 200 cities to demand Jair Bolsonaro’s impeachment
19 votes -
The refugees no longer welcome to stay – authorities in Denmark argue that parts of Syria are now safe enough for refugees to return
6 votes -
Alexei Navalny protests: Moscow in lockdown as thousands are arrested
15 votes -
In Tunisia, some wonder if the revolution was worth it: Tunisians are putting their hard-won right to criticize the government to good use. They just wish there was less to protest.
10 votes -
Aleksei Navalny protests: Live updates as mass rallies sweep across Russia
23 votes -
Hong Kong arrests of pro-democracy activists showcase shrinking tolerance for peaceful opposition
14 votes -
Thai police crack down on protesters, PM refuses to resign
11 votes -
Protests and power
6 votes -
How the Beirut explosion was a government failure
6 votes -
Violence erupts in Malmö after anti-Muslim activity – right-wing extremists had burned a copy of the Quran and a Danish politician was barred from entering the country
9 votes -
Thousands flood Belarus capital as election protests grow
17 votes