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Protesters in Nairobi demand President William Ruto's resignation due to corruption and economic grievances.

Protesters may face repercussions beyond arrest; faculty termination and student suspensions are outcomes. Public mask bans and dormant laws revived to target protesters raise concerns.

Westchester prosecutors offer anti-Israel protesters a crime prevention course instead of jail time.

Republican Party officials are pushing the U.S. Secret Service to expand the security perimeter for the party's convention in Milwaukee, demanding protesters be moved farther away from the arena.

Russia calls for punishment of protesters who entered former consulate in Leipzig.

The USC faculty censured President Carol Folt and Provost Andrew Guzman for mishandling commencement events.

Protesters occupied MIT despite deadline.

Georgian security forces used force against protesters outside parliament amid opposition to foreign agents bill.

Campus protesters, influenced by pandemic isolation, seek connection through causes like pro-Palestinian, lacking full understanding.

Protesters arraigned in Boston following police clearing of pro-Palestinian tent encampment near Emerson College.

Protesters gather outside the Lower Manhattan courthouse demanding justice in Trump's first criminal trial.

Speakers now have three minutes instead of two at City Council meetings due to a temporary restraining order, impacting timing but leading to smoother proceedings.

Senator Tom Cotton urged physical force against peaceful protesters blocking roads, sparking controversy and endorsing confrontations with demonstrators.

Israeli police clash with anti-Netanyahu protesters in Jerusalem.

Protesters accuse Netanyahu of neglecting national interests and prioritize political survival.

Uber driver in Times Square found an inert grenade in his vehicle during a protest.

Protesters delayed police response to the incident, causing disruption.

Three protesters guilty of aggravated trespass at Wimbledon for throwing confetti and puzzle pieces on court.

Pensioners scaled a barrier, threw 1,000 puzzle pieces and confetti during a match, affecting players.

Protesters are being criticized for threatening MPs' safety during parliamentary debates.

Politicians condemn intimidation and aggressive behavior that threaten parliamentary democracy.

Protesters gathered outside UK Parliament calling for a ceasefire in Gaza as MPs debated a motion demanding an end to the conflict.

There was uproar in the Commons as Speaker Lindsay Hoyle allowed a vote on Labour's call for a ceasefire, leading to chaotic scenes and calls for his resignation.

Protesters support Julian Assange in UK court

Assange faces extradition to US for WikiLeaks charges

Left-wing protesters accuse Biden of being dangerous

Some voters, including previous Biden supporters, are reconsidering voting at all

New laws in England and Wales will give police the power to arrest protesters wearing face coverings and using pyrotechnics.

Protesters can no longer use the right to protest as an excuse for disruptive offenses like blocking roads.

France's government is making more concessions to protesting farmers who are demanding better pay and fewer constraints.

Protesters have encircled Paris with barricades and have set up camps with supplies for an extended battle.

The town of Eitorf in Germany was the site of a confrontation between the far-right party AfD and its opponents.

Ayfer Evmez, who runs a care service, disagrees with AfD's concept of 'remigration' and believes it would cause the system to collapse.

Barclay Primary School in London may have to close due to a dispute over a pupil wearing a Palestine flag patch.

The school received threats and faced growing anger from parents and protesters for its handling of the situation.

Protesters outnumbered participants at the Moms for Liberty town hall on the Upper East Side.

Moms for Liberty has become influential in GOP politics and has raised significant funding.

Judge denies motion to dismiss charges against Daniel Penny for killing homeless man.

Protesters gather outside court to call Penny a murderer and express support for victim's family.

Protesters calling for a ceasefire in Gaza interrupted President Biden's speech in Charleston, South Carolina.

The interruption highlighted the deep divide among Democrats over the response to the Israel-Hamas war.

A congressional commission is requesting an investigation by the Justice Department into allegations that Chinese government agents beat and harassed protesters in San Francisco during a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The protesters, defending the rights of Hong Kong, Tibet, and ethnic Uyghurs, claim that the attackers showed signs of official Chinese involvement, although no definitive evidence has been provided.

Protesters outside DNC offices in DC became violent and sprayed police officers with pepper spray.

Protesters were mostly from anti-Israel groups and injured Capitol Police officers.

Capitol Police confirmed the protesters' violence and CNN's reporting.

Protesters blocked a portion of the San Francisco Bay Bridge, resulting in multiple arrests.

The demonstration was calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and demanding an end to US military aid to Israel.

The bridge remains closed and it is unclear when it will reopen.

The government is considering giving police new powers to stop protesters from climbing war memorials.

A group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators climbed the Royal Artillery Memorial in London's Hyde Park Corner, which sparked discussions about police powers.

The police commissioner acknowledged that the actions of the protesters were inflammatory but did not break any laws.

PG&E proposes burying power lines to prevent wildfires, but rate hikes may be necessary.

Protesters disrupt APEC conference in San Francisco, demanding climate action.

California sees closure of nearly 50 maternity wards, forcing some residents to travel long distances to give birth.

Protesters gather in San Francisco to demonstrate against the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit attended by President Joe Biden and Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Demonstrators argue that the summit will do more harm than good for working people and highlight collusion between government and corporate interests.

The APEC Economic Leaders' Week is the largest gathering of world leaders in the city since 1945, with about 1,200 CEOs and nearly 30,000 delegates from governments and organizations in attendance.

Five protesters convicted of disrupting Les Miserables performance in London West End.

Cease-fire negotiations between Israel and Hamas are challenged by the issue of Israeli hostages held in Gaza.

Debate in Israel intensifies on the vision for post-combat Gaza, with a lack of agreement among military and political leaders.

Protesters showcasing rightful human emotion in response to Gaza

Activists arrested for contempt of court outside Southwark Crown Court in London.

The German Education Minister is facing criticism for her stance on academic freedom and support for protesters at a university campus.

Transitional kindergarten for four-year-olds to be available in California by 2025, leading to challenges in building suitable classrooms.

California bill setting guidelines for worker classification not unfairly targets gig companies like Uber.

Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at UCLA for setting up encampments to raise awareness on the Israel-Hamas war casualties.