Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand that President Park resigns Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand that President Park resigns This segment originally aired Nov.
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We will raise our voices and take to the streets.
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Immediately, Hawaiians and allies began to take to the streets.
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The outrage that followed saw residents take to the streets.
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He also encouraged his supporters to take to the streets.
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He urged supporters to take to the streets in protest.
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That's what caused the people to take to the streets.
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I admire those who take to the streets for demonstrations.
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That decision prompted protesters to take to the streets of Sacramento.
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In either case, protesters will no doubt take to the streets.
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If people can't have their bread, they take to the streets.
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So opponents will take to the streets today to protest. 2.
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Americans don't say, 'Let's take to the streets and have violence.
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With impeachment looming, it's time to take to the streets again.
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Moreover, the opposition has become more willing to take to the streets.
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Still, hundreds of thousands of Kashmiris would occasionally take to the streets.
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He urges civilians to take to the streets to protest the coup.
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He called on supporters to take to the streets again on Wednesday.
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Workers are set to take to the streets again later next week.
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He urged supporters to take to the streets to defend his triumph.
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Teachers are not the only people inspired to take to the streets.
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Protesters are raising a range of concerns as they take to the streets.
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Left-wing groups threatened to take to the streets if Trump fired him.
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Stay with us for the day as the marchers take to the streets.
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So the protesters see no option but to take to the streets again.
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In the face of such horror, we have to take to the streets.
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"For a Decent Slovakia" plans to take to the streets again in September.
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Mr. Guaidó has called on Venezuelans to take to the streets on Jan.
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As things get worse, Brazilians have proven that they will take to the streets.
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The opposition leader called on supporters to take to the streets again on Wednesday.
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As with Saint Patrick's Day, few Irish are ready to take to the streets.
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This time, thousands of Erdogan supporters heeded his call to take to the streets.
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On November 4 we'll take to the streets demanding that Trump regime must go!
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Yet this does not mean that Russians are about to take to the streets.
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Next time they take to the streets, it is what Brazilians should call for.
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The kids these days surely will, just as in 1991, take to the streets.
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"; "Imagine 80 million outside the WH"; "I wish Americans would take to the streets.
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The radicals on the other side will get enraged and take to the streets.
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He has called on Venezuelans to take to the streets to protest the government.
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This follows protests across France last Saturday that saw nearly 300,000 take to the streets.
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His opponent called on supporters to take to the streets to peacefully protest the result.
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There was no broad-based national movement to take to the streets and demand accountability.
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If you're unfamiliar, people take to the streets dressed as Zwarte Piet -- AKA, Black Pete.
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Either they solve this problem, or we're going to have to take to the streets.
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Politicians decide something, then a large contingent of people take to the streets in disagreement.
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They would then don intricate costumes and masks and take to the streets to party.
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But she also said she would still take to the streets at the earliest opportunity.
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He urged Egyptians to take to the streets and demand the president's ouster on Friday.
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Moschino revolutionaries will take to the streets, rather than the stars, when the time comes.
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Today, thousands of people will once again take to the streets to march for science.
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They mobilize people to take to the streets; they connect political leaders to their followers.
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Hungarians take to the streets to protest rising Russian influence Hungarians take to the streets to protest rising Russian influence Thousands of Hungarians marched through the capital Budapest Monday, chanting "Europe, not Moscow" in protest at the authoritarian government's perceived embrace of Russian influence.
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Thousands take to the streets across the U.S. to protest Trump Thousands take to the streets across the U.S. to protest Trump Tens of thousands of people across the U.S. took to the streets Wednesday in protest of Donald Trump's election victory Tuesday night.
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When people take to the streets demanding democratic reforms, it's a lot harder to repress subtly.
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Mesa has rejected the results and called for Bolivians to take to the streets in protest.
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If Mr Mnangagwa wins, the MDC may take to the streets to protest against the result.
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Clearly, some have decided that it's time to take to the streets with torches and pitchforks.
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I don't know if that's the reason protesters in Charlotte decided to take to the streets.
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Some of them soon will take to the streets in support of climate research and action.
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Riots that saw more than 14,000 people take to the streets across England for three days.
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In every generation, the young are the first to take to the streets to demand reform.
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Chamisa denies inciting his supporters to take to the streets in the aftermath of the election.
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Protesters did take to the streets in several neighborhoods of Khartoum on Sunday amid heavy security.
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We didn't take to the streets when Republicans were rolling back voting rights in plain sight.
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"I want to ask Venezuela not to lose heart — fight, take to the streets," he said.
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Puigdemont called upon supporters of independence to take to the streets after Friday's declaration of independence.
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"White rage doesn't have to wear sheets, burn crosses or take to the streets," she wrote.
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When the other side wins, after 10 months you convoke everyone to take to the streets?
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People tend not to take to the streets if they know they're likely to get soaked.
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Anti-Trump protesters are expected to take to the streets of London during his visit to Britain.
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Women will take to the streets in nations ranging from Peru to Kenya, from Georgia to Israel.
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The workers "have to take to the streets!" they wrote in an open letter to Mr. Putin.
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But leaders in Guizhou worried that the Chuanqing might take to the streets to press their demands.
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He also called for Venezuelans to take to the streets on Saturday for fresh protests against Maduro.
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Apple rivalry will take to the streets — but not in a direct autonomous platform-to-platform battle.
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Turnout at elections is often low and many take to the streets instead to voice their frustrations.
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Second, it is illegal to take to the streets in an unlawful protest and call for violence.
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Humans are far from perfect and yet we let more than 190,000,000 people take to the streets.
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In the videos, Figueroa speaks to the camera and calls on Venezuelans to take to the streets.
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Since 1994, a gaggle of feathery, bejeweled, and fabulous queers take to the streets in a procession.
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But she says she doesn't understand why people in Hong Kong continue to take to the streets.
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The revelations led thousands to take to the streets of Vienna on Saturday to demand new elections.
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Demonstrators, angry about both stalled politics and a stalling economy, still take to the streets each week.
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ON AUGUST 21990TH Afghans will take to the streets to mark 220 years of independence from Britain.
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"We're fearful, but we need to take to the streets and overcome that fear," Ms. González said.
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The opposition has come to the conclusion that its only viable option is to take to the streets.
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Thousands of opposition demonstrators decided to take to the streets to express their discontent with the government's actions.
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Can you please China's leaders while placating young democratic activists who are prepared to take to the streets?
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But yesterday he took an unusual step by calling on people to take to the streets in protest.
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Shortly after the vote, Diallo denounced "massive fraud" and threatened that his supporters would take to the streets.
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Today, thousands of Donald Trumps will take to the streets, shouting "pussy" jokes and demanding treats from strangers.
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The difference, however, is that in Burkina Faso the young opposition was able to take to the streets.
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Over the years they embraced anyone who wanted to cover themselves in beans and take to the streets.
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I'll keep dreaming of the day in which we all take to the streets to celebrate our freedom.
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Additionally, individual strikers unable to take to the streets have already used digital striking tools in the past.
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Because those opposed to him lack much representation in Parliament, they may take to the streets, he said.
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Supporters of both the president and opposition candidates have promised to take to the streets if they lose.
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Many protesters have said they would continue to take to the streets until all their demands are met.
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Ewha students were the first to take to the streets to protest the Choi family's reported influence peddling.
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Opposition politicians have said they were forced to take to the streets after authorities curtailed democratic means for change.
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When the students of Miami area's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School take to the streets of Washington, D.C. Sat.
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Merrymakers take to the streets in hundreds of open-air "bloco" parties ahead of Rio's over-the-top Carnival.
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In Italy, where strikes and protests are common, they have yet to take to the streets in large numbers.
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Wani's death saw protesters take to the streets, with Indian forces responding by pellet guns, teargas, and live ammunition.
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Backers of the coup criticized Erdogan's rule, using social media to urge government opponents to take to the streets.
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"Protestors armed with tiki torches and confederate flags take to the streets of South Park," a show summary revealed.
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We've seen Iranians take to the streets to protest their government's shootdown of a plane full of innocent civilians.
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Still, he said, the protests also had "demonstrated that many Iranians are not afraid to take to the streets."
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The coup quickly crumbled but Erdogan urged people to take to the streets daily in support of his government.
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The proposed cuts prompted tens of thousands of Brazilians to take to the streets in protest earlier this week.
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They were defeated after President Tayyip Erdogan called on supporters to take to the streets in support of democracy.
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As opponents sought to slow the bill's passage, opposition leaders asked Poles to continue to take to the streets.
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The March for Our Lives this past spring saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets for gun control.
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Capriles and allies say the vote was marred by fraud and call on supporters to take to the streets.
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The violence saw the military take to the streets for the first time since the rule of strongman Augusto Pinochet.
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Asked what inspired him to take to the streets that night Mr Unal, a web programmer, offers a straightforward answer.
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Also, because those emerging economies have very young populations and young people are more likely to take to the streets.
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He had even implored his supporters to take to the streets against the coup attempt in July 2016 on FaceTime.
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This weekend, white nationalists will use the White House as their backdrop as they take to the streets once again.
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Thousands of supporters for both sides of the power struggle are expected to take to the streets again on Wednesday.
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Nevertheless, Guaido has continued to call on his supporters to take to the streets in a bid to oust Maduro.
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If China's authorities place this issue above the upcoming trade negotiations, you can expect crowds to take to the streets.
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Formulated with little consultation, the proposed legislation prompted millions to take to the streets in defiance, which started in June.
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He toured Mexico, exhorting people to take to the streets in protest and criticizing the government's handling of the investigation.
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Now, as the Iranian people again take to the streets and call for freedom, the United States cannot stay silent.
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But let's be ready — and be prepared to take to the streets in the most incredible protest in our history.
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And Iran's more modern society has moved away from monarchy, so youth are not afraid to take to the streets.
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His removal came following months of popular protests that saw thousands take to the streets across the northeastern African country.
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And when I watch tens of thousands of Iranians take to the streets to mourn the death of Maj. Gen.
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Many of those who have risked their safety and their futures to take to the streets might find that intolerable.
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If this law changes, it could pave the way for more women drivers like Yadav to take to the streets.
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The coup attempt crumbled after crowds answered Erdogan's call to take to the streets and dozens of rebels abandoned their tanks.
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Local police expected more than 100,000 protesters to take to the streets upon Trump's arrival, according to the New York Times.
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The stone-throwers say the more alienated they feel, the greater the likelihood they will take to the streets to protest.
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Students rally on the west front of the US Capitol in Washington, DC. Students take to the streets in San Francisco.
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These took place after opposition leader Juan Guaido called on the population to take to the streets against President Nicolas Maduro.
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Guaido said Maduro no longer had the support of the military and asked supporters to take to the streets again Wednesday.
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They have to take to the streets to show that the populists don't speak in the name of the whole people.
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When they take to the streets, it will be their union's largest day of action against a single company in years.
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If, as is likely, Mr Museveni triumphs outright in the first round, his rivals' supporters will probably take to the streets.
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Powerful unions and their political allies often take to the streets to demand wage increases or protest layoffs and plant closures.
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Authorities expected about 7,750 anti-Duterte protesters and 4,900 pro-Duterte to take to the streets, Philippine National Police spokesman Col.
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Amazon workers take to the streets on the company's biggest day of the year; temperatures rise to deadly levels in India.
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On Friday night, one protester was shot in Portland, one of several major cities that saw thousands take to the streets.
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The speed limit was reduced to 5 miles per hour, and people were encouraged to take to the streets alongside cars.
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Many of her supporters have promised to take to the streets in an effort to stave off her removal from office.
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The Kremlin said the demonstrations, which saw thousands take to the streets of the capital and other Russian cities, were illegal.
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Venezuelans were expected to take to the streets on Wednesday, a day after Guaido called for the military to oust Maduro.
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"Around a hundred people take to the streets in cities populated by five million people," said Hamidreza Taraghi, a political analyst.
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Any clampdown could help nullify Sunday's result, but it could also backfire and prompt frustrated voters to take to the streets.
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The violence saw the military take to the streets for the first time since the country's return to democracy in 1990.
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Every night, tens of thousands of people take to the streets around the country, waving the posters of their favorite candidates.
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It's exciting to watch people of all ages take to the streets to demand what they see are their basic rights.
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I do — I play the clarinet in an orchestra and we take to the streets and take part in those rallies.
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We will be following many of them as demonstrators take to the streets in the United States and throughout the world.
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The UN report estimates young Arabs are twice as likely as middle-income countries' youths to take to the streets in protest.
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He also made a statement to the country via FaceTime, urging people to take to the streets and resist the military coup.
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Before the election, there was a lot of concern that Donald Trump would lose and his supporters would take to the streets.
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As clashes engulfed Quito, Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno reached out to indigenous leaders who had mobilised people to take to the streets.
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His removal came amid a popular uprising against his rule that saw thousands take to the streets across the northeastern African country.
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It was not immediately clear how many people would heed the opposition's call to take to the streets again later on Friday.
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For the second time in a week, activists will take to the streets of Washington, D.C., and hundreds of other locations worldwide.
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Protests in Puerto Rico show no sign of stopping as thousands take to the streets demanding governor resign over leaked text messages
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While Trumpland's disaffections are demonstrated most graphically in his powerful rallies, in France, the tradition has been to take to the streets.
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According to the young party member, many had expected an opposition leader to take to the streets and demonstrate against the results.
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Across France, more than four million people take to the streets to participate in unity marches organized by political groups and civilians.
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Shortly after the Manchester terror attack, Robinson organized a protest which saw thousands take to the streets with only a week's notice.
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"We will take to the streets and reclaim our victory, the victory of the Malian people," said one, named Yeri Bocoum said.
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Mr. da Silva's Workers' Party responded defiantly to the ruling on Wednesday afternoon and called on supporters to take to the streets.
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The simple truth is Milwaukee's black residents have long had reason to take to the streets to voice their anger and frustration.
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His campaign director, Tiébilé Dramé, denounced the results and called on supporters to take to the streets at a packed news conference.
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That revelation prompted thousands of angry Icelanders to take to the streets, and spurred anger now being intensified by this latest scandal.
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In Sudan, it was a one-two punch of fuel and bread subsidy reductions that inspired people to take to the streets.
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Before Saturday's rally, veteran activist Anurak Jeantawanich challenged Future Forward supporters as "only using hashtags, but afraid to take to the streets".
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The opposition has used the show of support from the United States to urge people to take to the streets on Wednesday.
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On Saturday, women and their allies will take to the streets in cities around the world for the third annual Women's March.
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The upside of everything apparently unravelling at the seams is that people have never been more willing to take to the streets.
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After all those Amazon employees leave their offices at night and take to the streets of South Lake Union, what do they do?
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And on March 24, activists will take to the streets in Washington D.C. in a March For Our Lives rally demanding the same.
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Overcoming objections from parents and other relatives also took time - though it has become easier as many more women take to the streets.
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Guaidó renewed his calls for citizens to take to the streets, and for the military to switch its loyalty from Maduro to him.
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IMN members regularly take to the streets of Abuja to call for the release of Zakzaky, who has been in detention since 2015.
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"The best way to fight against these executive orders is to take to the streets," said May Boeve, executive director of 350.org.
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The first protest, "Acte I," saw a quarter of a million people take to the streets in two thousand demonstrations throughout the country.
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"His Instagram posts tell you exactly what he thinks of the type of people who take to the streets to protest," Antony said.
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Dubbed the "pork revolution" on social media, the protests saw residents take to the streets to bang pots and pans and burn trash.
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Hundreds of thousands of scientists and science supporters are expected to take to the streets April 22 in a worldwide March for Science.
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Scientists and science fans around the world will take to the streets on Saturday in a show of support for facts and reason.
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The accessibility of Instagram contributes to the seeming ubiquity of street photography: anyone with an iPhone can take to the streets and shoot.
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And on January 21, Goldberg and dozens of her compatriots will take to the streets to make their voices heard, loud and clear.
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For years they would take to the streets on March 5, mourning the day the city was bombed by allied forces in 1945.
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Too many people are willing to take to the streets to protect their rights, he said, and to influence their friends and colleagues.
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Protesters plan to take to the streets in a string of Australian cities Friday in demonstrations organized by Uni Students for Climate Justice.
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But as more Uber and Lyft drivers take to the streets, cities have grown more congested, and experts warn that it's not sustainable.
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Frustration led young people to take to the streets in 2011; a similar desperate impulse is now driving other young people toward jihad.
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Underprivileged people who feel trapped in their class may eventually take to the streets to protest how the system is rigged against them.
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As protesters take to the streets to oppose President Macron's proposed retirement reforms, a number of art institutions have partially or fully closed.
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Maybe they'd take to the streets most weeks and shut down our cities on a more regular basis, like they do in France.
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Unceremonious removal Bashir's ouster after three decades in power followed a popular uprising against his rule that saw thousands take to the streets nationwide.
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Fayulu urged Congolese to take to the streets to peacefully protest what he called "constitutional coup d'etat," accusing the court of validating false results.
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Bars will be pouring green-colored draft beer, restaurants will promote green food, and lots of intoxicated leprechaun wannabes will take to the streets.
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Hundreds of thousands of South Koreans braved the brutally cold winter temperatures to take to the streets of Seoul and call for Park's ouster.
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Police had deployed 75,000 personnel across Indonesia with 16,000 in Jakarta, concerned hardline Muslim groups may again take to the streets to oppose Purnama.
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The irregularities, the delays; it's enough to make them want to take to the streets if New Hampshire doesn't turn out as they expect.
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The video has been watched nearly 12m times on the internet, and Mr Navalny implored his followers to take to the streets demanding answers.
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As more electric and autonomous vehicles take to the streets, consumers may soon be able to skip the mundane task of stopping for gas.
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South Koreans take to the streets Thousands of protestors gathered in the streets of Seoul on Saturday night to demand that Park step down.
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Alexandre Leroy from students union FAGE, which says it represents 2,000 students associations, also called on students to take to the streets on Saturday.
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In a message posted on his social media accounts on Tuesday evening, Guaido told supporters to take to the streets once again on Wednesday.
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"At the extreme, his claims could encourage his supporters to take to the streets, perhaps to even to engage in violence," Hasen told CNN.
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Middle-class people, including doctors and university lecturers, then take to the streets of the capital, Khartoum, spearheading a national uprising against military dictatorship.
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The implication that Atlanta residents would take to the streets firing weapons in celebration of the singer's pregnancy is... weird, bizarre, and not funny.
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He said he did not believe the coup would be successful and urged Turkish people to take to the streets, according to The Telegraph.
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Anti-abortion protesters hoping to make headway under the new Trump administration will take to the streets Friday for the annual March for Life.
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The art world's favorite eccentrics Eckhaus Latta will show in Seward Park; the accessories queen Rebecca Minkoff will take to the streets of SoHo.
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"If they take to the streets, then there could be considerable unrest," said Michael Kugelman, South Asia expert at the US-based Wilson Center.
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On Friday afternoon, Dyer and others will take to the streets outside her home, to let her uncle know his presence is not wanted.
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Venezuela's opposition supporters will take to the streets for nationwide anti-government protests on Tuesday, ratcheting up the pressure on embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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Venezuelans were expected to again take to the streets on Wednesday for what Guaido pledged would be the "largest march" in the country's history.
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Women in Poland still have a lot to take to the streets for—like when the government tried to completely ban abortion last year.
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Now, back to the news: President Trump moves up Jim Mattis's departure, Hungarians take to the streets again and confusion continues at Gatwick Airport.
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Critics of the bill plan to protest in Hong Kong on Sunday, with rally organizers calling for 300,000 people to take to the streets.
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But if the opposition were to take to the streets, many fear that deadlier clashes would break out given Bangladesh's history of political violence.
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It's time for us to get active, take to the streets, petition our lawmakers, educate our sons, empower our daughters, and challenge social norms.
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January 21 - More than a million Americans take to the streets of the United States to protest Donald Trump the day after his inauguration.
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"It is not always possible to take to the streets or to go on strike," the collective said on the website for the project.
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The President's removal comes amid a popular uprising against his rule that has seen thousands take to the streets across the northeastern African country.
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It's now common for at-risk communities and their allies to take to the streets after work, between errands and around their regularly scheduled lives.
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Violent clashes erupted on Tuesday after opposition leader Juan Guaidó called on Venezuelans to take to the streets and rise up against President Nicolás Maduro.
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The photo has shown up on countless posters as protesters in the United States take to the streets to oppose the Trump regime's inhumane policies.
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It's encouraging that American scientists and their supporters have been so quick to take to the streets in opposition to Trump's nascent war on science.
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Before long, he's won over the skeptical police force, and they take to the streets with all the resources of a billionaire at their disposal.
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If you are furious and heartbroken that our government, in our name, is ripping families apart: we take to the streets this Thursday, June 14.
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It became impossible for feminist activists to take to the streets and publicly demonstrate or use 'performance art' to express our demands for policy change.
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John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, called for a million people to take to the streets to protest against the result of last year's general election.
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When Jean-Marie advanced to the runoff, France reacted with an almost visceral shock that saw more than a million people take to the streets.
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Some participants said they hoped in Sunday's march signaled that people would now be able to take to the streets as well as the web.
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Of course, we could take to the streets to protest his being in the European Parliament, but legally he can't be forced to do anything.
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There are few signs, however, that Russians will take to the streets in protest or flock to the banner of a divided and feeble opposition.
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Sisi said he could ask Egyptians to take to the streets and give him a "mandate" in the face of what he described as "villains".
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As hundreds of thousands, by some counts, have continued to take to the streets, the messages have increasingly become about democracy, autonomy and even independence.
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But when some creatures escape and take to the streets of 1926 New York, the mishap could expose the wizarding world and lead to war.
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Supporters of Mr. Erdogan responded to his call to take to the streets in Istanbul, and by Saturday morning, the coup appeared to be unraveling.
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It speaks volumes that local law enforcement is not to be trusted to carry out investigations, as communities take to the streets to demand justice.
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An attempted Turkish military coup appeared to crumble on Saturday after crowds answered President Tayyip Erdogan's call to take to the streets to support him.
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They will take to the streets, they will demonstrate, they will stand up for what's right, and try to denounce what they think is wrong.
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So if you do decide to take to the streets to protest President Le Pen, make sure not to yell anything too rude about her.
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" When ghosts and witches, Elsas and Spider-Men take to the streets tonight, candy might not be the only thing collected after "trick or treat.
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Even though protesters don't have a permit to demonstrate, many will likely still find a way to take to the streets and challenge the government.
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This year, millions of Chinese students are relearning the official lessons of 24, stripped of any suggestion that they should ever take to the streets.
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A 'double whammy' for businesses Last year's protest movement led millions of Hong Kongers to take to the streets and demand democratic and police reforms.
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Cover: Demonstrators take to the streets in the capital Algiers to protest against the government and reject the upcoming presidential elections, in Algeria, Friday, Nov.
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Leading the opposition is a virtually unheard-of 23-year-old, Juan Guaidó, above, who called for citizens to take to the streets on Wednesday.
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"Dear magicians, if you were unable to turn the cold-hearted into warm-hearted, take to the streets with us on July 7," said one.
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We were no longer willing to hide in closets in silence and shame; we would take to the streets and demand to be full citizens.
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However, for some Indian women, that comment was a sign that things have not changed enough, and it was time to take to the streets again.
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Guaido said Venezuelans should again take to the streets on Monday and Tuesday, even though Venezuela, like other Latin American countries, was celebrating the Carnival holiday.
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During the Carnavaladas y Zarramacadas, people take to the streets in costumes made with ropes, bones, skins, scraps of cloth, oak leaves, and other rural items.
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"If Trump fires Robert Mueller, we have to take to the streets in protest," a Russian-controlled Twitter account with the handle @KaniJJackson wrote on Dec.
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As this thinking goes, if enough protesters call their Congress members and take to the streets, it's possible that external pressure could influence lawmakers like Sens.
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Congress has called on citizens to take to the streets to protest against Maduro on Wednesday, the 61st anniversary of the collapse of a military dictatorship.
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Now his images center on a diverse mix of people rather than leaders, as millions plan to take to the streets to protest the incoming president.
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" The People's Climate March even got a shoutout from Hillary Clinton, who wrote on Twitter that it was "great to see (people) take to the streets.
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Looking tired and deflated, he called on supporters to take to the streets while asking political rivals to sit down for talks to resolve the crisis.
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PARIS (Reuters) - There was a time when angry French workers could down tools and take to the streets en masse to force ministers to back down.
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Should the people who support change and democracy take to the streets, as is likely, Maduro will use force to break up such groups and demonstrations.
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Maybe it's time for our own real protests when Americans take to the streets to demand real action, real investigations and bringing corrupt officials to justice.
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"This movement will take to the streets to demand we end the epidemic of mass shootings," the march organizers state in the event's bio on Twitter.
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Venezuelans take to the streets in 2017 The country was rocked by deadly protests that year as opposition leaders faced off with Maduro and his backers.
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The other thing that she did was that she went to the 1905 Russian revolution and she examined what happens when people take to the streets.
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Each one would take to the streets, supporting local businesses on their way to Treme, and once they arrived everyone would mingle, dance, and be merry.
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There's a certain provocation all its own in designing clothes to throw on and take to the streets, whether to march in protest or in pride.
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" In another, he encouraged people to "get back to reasonableness" and "stop buying toilet paper," and a third removed tweet suggested people "take to the streets.
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" In another, he encouraged people to "get back to reasonableness" and "stop buying toilet paper," and a third removed tweet suggested people "take to the streets.
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There's a certain provocation all its own in designing clothes to throw on and take to the streets, whether the march is in protest or pride.
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"We should've pushed harder for new laws, and we should've urged people to take to the streets," said Hamidreza Jalaeipour, a reformist politician and sociology professor.
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At 27, she was ready to do what her mother and aunt had done before her: take to the streets of Sudan and overthrow a dictator.
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Everywhere from Arizona to California to Colorado, teachers have been forced to take to the streets to revolt against stagnant postrecession wages set by state budgets.
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As young Russians continue to take to the streets to peacefully protest their government, many of them look to America for moral support for their cause.
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Opposition leaders have warned that Venezuela is a "time bomb" and have said blocking democratic avenues for Maduro's removal means people will increasingly take to the streets.
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Rosenstein developed a kind of folk hero status on the left as Mueller's protector — left-wing groups threatened to take to the streets if Trump fired him.
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As thousands of Americans take to the streets to protest, it's clear that the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency has left much of the nation reeling.
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Businesses shut their doors, students skip class and thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in cities across the United States on Thursday to Trump's immigration policies.
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Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) members regularly take to the streets of Abuja to call for the release of Zakzaky, who has been in detention since 2015.
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So to offset his carbon footprint with his planes, the man decided to take to the streets of San Diego to pick up a bunch of trash.
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This morning, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to suggest that those who support him should take to the streets to rally, a la his protesting opposition.
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Either everyone is going to die, or nobody will and we won't find out what happened — that would definitely inspire some people to take to the streets.
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Former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, who backed Nasralla, took to Twitter, saying Hernandez "is not our president" and urging people to take to the streets in protest.
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So while Republicans did not take to the streets en masse in 2008, thousands did appeal to electors in hopes of undoing the results of the election.
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We witnessed millions of women peacefully take to the streets to raise their voices, and we have been moved by individual acts of civic engagement and leadership.
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The inequality argument has emerged at a moment when Silicon Valley startups are lionized but protesters take to the streets to demand the dissolution of Goldman Sachs.
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Every Monday in the eastern city of Dresden, supporters of the anti-immigrant Pegida movement take to the streets; most are men, and many are over 50.
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The boys of Hinton's world have all the trappings of aggressive males: They run in packs, take to the streets at night, start fistfights and carry knives.
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Win or lose, separatists could still take to the streets, warned Francesc de Carreras, a constitutional lawyer who helped launch Ciudadanos, a party firmly opposed to independence.
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While famine did strike Paris in 215, motivating the Revolutionaries to take to the streets, the Queen probably never uttered this famous phrase so frequently attributed to her.
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Leung's term was dominated by the 2014 protests, which saw hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets to call for the right to elect their leader.
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More than 50,000 runners will take to the streets of New York Sunday, bounding across the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge for a 26.2 mile jaunt through the five boroughs.
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Mass protests against the Venezuelan government erupted Tuesday after U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido called on the population to take to the streets against President Nicolas Maduro.
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The PTI's disappointed rivals could mirror Mr Khan's own past example and take to the streets, as he did in a four-month protest following the last election.
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Catholic and evangelical churchgoers across Congo had meant to take to the streets following Sunday services, but they were met with police and soldiers deployed to stop them.
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They say the case against him is nothing more than political persecution, and they vowed to take to the streets if the court ruled he can be imprisoned.
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The president underlined the point still further on Wednesday when he called on Venezuelan youth to take to the streets in an "anti-imperialist and anti-Almagro" march.
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More than 1,000 officers and men also take to the streets with 200 horses and more than 200 musicians from six bands and drum corps during the festivities.
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Nigerian unions have already threatened to take to the streets if prices rise further, as consumers face inflation that is at an 11-year high of 17 percent.
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A spokesman for the group demanded the release of all "political prisoners," and called on Armenians to take to the streets to force the government to step down.
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At least one other opposition group, Flourishing Armenia, denounced the violence and said the men were unlikely to inspire more than 50 people to take to the streets.
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"The document I signed today with the OAS has no validity," he added, calling it a "trap" and pledging to take to the streets to defend his votes.
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Does Brooks have any idea what it takes to get 1 percent of a nation to actually take to the streets to make a political statement in January?
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And even some who aren't old enough to vote are leading the way, organizing people to take to the streets demanding change on issues such as gun control.
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Security officials worry that Erdogan supporters could take to the streets to counter the Kurdish march, expected to attract about 30,000 people, and that there could be violence.
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As the camera focused on the iPhone in the anchor's hand, the president called on the people of Turkey to take to the streets and guard the airports.
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Artists around the world often take to the streets to create stunning paintings and sculptures that inspire or entertain people — or even make bystanders do a double-take.
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Nothing happened to these activists right away, and at the time, they were able to take to the streets and demonstrate along with other students and young professionals.
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Thunberg inspired an estimated 4 million people in 161 countries to take to the streets last month in what was likely the largest climate-change demonstration in history.
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Every year, tens of thousands of people take to the streets in Paris for May Day, in solidarity with millions around the world who march for workers' rights.
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On Sunday, the 98th anniversary of the signing of the Nineteenth Amendment, Americans around the country will take to the streets to share these views with their senators.
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Here's why some decided to take to the streets: They've had enough "We just had enough," said Gina Lopez, who traveled from Houston to Washington for the march.
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The group, Founding Parliament, has criticized the government and called for people to take to the streets to force the president and the prime minister to step down.
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Far-right activists called on supporters to take to the streets to "defend" their country from immigrants after the fatal stabbing of a 35-year-old German man.
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Mr. Jawar has not only shown that he can mobilize people to take to the streets but also that he can get them to return to their homes.
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Thoreau would pick up his pen to skewer them mercilessly, and — practicing what he preached in his essay "Civil Disobedience" — would probably take to the streets in protest.
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He talked repeatedly about the election being rigged and voter fraud and certainly suggested his voters might take to the streets if the election was "stolen" from him.
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"Pokémon Go" sparked a global phenomenon when it was released in 2016, encouraging Pokémon fans to take to the streets and go looking for their favorite collectible creatures.
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Congress has called on citizens to take to the streets to protest against President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday, the 61st anniversary of the collapse of a military dictatorship.
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Choosing between food and medicine is terrifying, and that's why the American people rise up and take to the streets when Republicans try to cut back Medicare and Medicaid.
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The Egyptian economy in the aftermath of the ouster of Mubarak was in shambles, a situation that led protesters to take to the streets again in opposition to him.
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His announcement follows a massive but peaceful rally late Friday that saw one million Chileans take to the streets to call for reforms to the country´s economic model.
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"Beyond the SNCF, there doesn't seem to be a mass desire to take to the streets," Jean-Claude Mailly, leader of the Force Ouvriere union, told France Inter radio.
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Every year, determined competitors take to the streets to do some heavy lifting at the 240-yard (220 metre)-long Tetbury Woolsack Races for a contest steeped in tradition.
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More lawsuits Law was one of the leaders of the Umbrella Movement, which saw hundreds of thousands of Hong Kongers take to the streets to demand greater political freedom.
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Given that much has changed since 1908 and 1970, some have suggested that it doesn't make sense for women to strike from gendered labor and take to the streets.
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Petro, 58, had called on supporters to take to the streets if he felt there was widespread manipulation of the tally, but he accepted the outcome of Sunday's election.
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The TLP had previously vowed to take to the streets if Bibi were released, and large protests broke out in Islamabad and Lahore soon after the ruling was announced.
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But while many thousands did take to the streets in Jerusalem, the West Bank, Lebanon, Morocco, Yemen, Indonesia and Turkey, by Monday morning they had begun to walk away.
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While the baby Trump balloon floats over the London skyline, local police are also expecting over 100,000 demonstrators to take to the streets, according to the New York Times.
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Usually, when a growing number of people in the U.S. gravely oppose their government's actions—or inaction—they take to the streets to voice their concerns and demand change.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - An opposition politician in Moscow urged Russians on Friday to take to the streets this weekend to protest against sweeping constitutional reforms floated by President Vladimir Putin.
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Every year, determined competitors take to the streets to do some heavy lifting at the 240-yard (220 meter)-long Tetbury Woolsack Races for a contest steeped in tradition.
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"We will be defeated if we don't take to the streets each and every day," Barsha Rani, an Assamese actor who has worked in over 30 movies, told Reuters.
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But in the end, fears that Trump would try to get rid of Mueller — left-wing groups pledged to take to the streets in protest if that happened — went unrealized.
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Organisers have urged people to take to the streets on Sunday and protesters have applied for a permit to gather on Monday, when legislators may reconvene to discuss the bill.
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In the IS-encircled pocket in Deir al-Zor, news of the army's approach prompted people to take to the streets to celebrate, governor Mohammed Ibrahim Samra said by phone.
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Over 6 million people, including roughly 1.5 million foreign visitors, are expected to take to the streets of Rio for the annual Carnival celebrations in the second week of February.
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"We're trying to export our revolution," said Bonnie Leung of Civil Human Rights Front, the organiser of recent protests that the group says have seen millions take to the streets.
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The popular encrypted messaging service Telegram is once again being hit with a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack in Asia as protestors in Hong Kong take to the streets.
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More than one unemployed young man said he both expected Mr Besigye to win and would take to the streets to "fight" if the 71-year-old Mr Museveni triumphed.
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"We're trying to export our revolution," said Bonnie Leung of Civil Human Rights Front, the organizer of recent protests that the group says have seen millions take to the streets.
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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are expected to take to the streets today in massive May Day worker events across the U.S., mostly protesting the policies of President Donald Trump.
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But Isik also told reporters it was too early to say the threat of the coup has been completely eliminated and urged government supporters to take to the streets again.
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The message which came from "RT ERDOGAN" and was signed with his full name, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, also called on people to take to the streets against a "narrow cadre".
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Anti-corruption movement Vem Pra Rua, or 'Take to the Streets,' had published full-page ads in newspapers saying a decision to overturn the rule would be a terrible setback.
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The turning-point came when Mr Erdogan, hitherto a critic of internet activism, called a television station with his phone's video app to urge followers to take to the streets.
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It was these young women's willingness to take to the streets and risk harassment, abuse, and arrest, that convinced the suffrage leaders that marches could be an effective protest strategy.
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When the government fails to protect citizens from toxic emissions, and citizens have to take to the streets to gain attention, they begin to ask: What is the government for?
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The push for stricter laws coincides with opponents of President Donald Trump vowing to take to the streets to demonstrate against his policies from immigration to abortion to climate change.
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If there is a connection between the Seattle protests in '99 and Ferguson and Baltimore, I would say when people in a democracy feel powerless they take to the streets.
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In April, the city of New Orleans began the process of removing four of its Confederate monuments, so consider trying this game the next time you take to the streets.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Inspired by the French movement, Taiwan's own "yellow vest" protests are expected to continue on Saturday, with anti-tax demonstrators preparing to take to the streets again.
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Brave young protesters aren't going to take to the streets waving banners demanding judicial reform or civil society groups that can one day support a slow, incremental process of change.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has ruled the country since 230, responded by calling on Turks to take to the streets in a show of support for the government.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has ruled the country since 2003, responded by calling on Turks to take to the streets in a show of support for the government.
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Since then, Thunberg has galvanized a global movement of young people, inspiring millions to take to the streets to demand that world leaders act urgently to tackle the climate crisis.
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Thousands of stone-pelting locals take to the streets almost every day in the protests, led largely by young people without an obvious leader, complicating Indian efforts to tackle them.
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The big picture: The protests began several weeks ago after the Iranian government hiked gas prices by 50%, prompting anti-regime demonstrators to take to the streets within 72 hours.
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On Monday, Catalonia's national day, hundreds of thousands of independence-minded citizens are expected to take to the streets of Barcelona in a show of force, further roiling the waters.
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The strikes come as thousands take to the streets in Iraq to condemn, among other things, militias such as Kataib Hezbollah and their Iranian patrons that support Abdul Mahdi's government.
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Organizers have urged people to take to the streets on Sunday and protesters have applied for a permit to gather on Monday, when legislators may reconvene to discuss the bill.
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A year after Chaplin's film, the women of New York City would take to the streets by the tens of thousands, marching down Fifth Avenue for the right to vote.
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As Yagami, players have to take to the streets of Kamurocho to figure out who killed these gang members, why they're being killed, and what other shady things are going down.
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"I hope this will be the last time we have to take to the streets," said Claudia Riveros, a 36-year-old bakery worker carrying a Venezuelan flag during Tuesday's protest.
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And judging from the way things are going, the protests, marches, and general civil unrest isn't ending anytime soon, so this won't be the last time I take to the streets.
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Sporadically, such voters take to the streets in anti-Brexit, anti-xenophobia or Europhile "Pulse of Europe" marches, protesting, in effect, against the politics of their provincial cousins and former classmates.
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After being laid off from a brand strategy firm, he decided to pull out his camera and take to the streets to photograph some of New York's most pampered residents: dogs.
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These numbers propelled thousands to don green bandanas and take to the streets of Buenos Aires on August 8, hoping for a favorable outcome to legalize safe abortions in our country.
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International Worker's Day Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are expected to take to the streets Monday in massive May Day events across the USA mostly protesting the policies of President Trump.
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As a coup against Turkey's government took place yesterday, Turkish citizens were sent a text message that urged them to take to the streets to support democracy and resist the coup.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan's war of words with Donald Trump escalated after he called on Britons to take to the streets in a show of "freedom of speech" the president's visit.
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"Therefore, do not blame our people if they take to the streets to demand the removal of this government from southern lands," the STC vice-president added at a press conference.
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"Juca is gone, but the trail of the recordings remain ... and will serve as the fuel to further ignite the movements that will take to the streets against Temer," she wrote.
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When Naqeebullah Mehsud was murdered last month by the Karachi police, the aspiring model's death prompted thousands of Pashtuns, Pakistan's biggest ethnic minority, to take to the streets to demand justice.
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Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias said he would happily enter a coalition and unions called on workers to take to the streets on May 1 to demand a leftist government for Spain.
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Meanwhile, all respecters of the Constitution and the rule of law must take to the streets, en masse, to protest any attempt to subvert the critical work of the special counsel.
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In recent weeks, he has angered many supporters by agreeing to weaken the respected Anti-Corruption Commission, prompting thousands of students to take to the streets in protest across the country.
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So it's time for a sequel to that first Women's March — an Americans' March, in which millions of people peacefully take to the streets to say that President Trump must go.
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In addition to arresting individuals accused of bringing down the passenger jet, Iran has also arrested a few dozen protesters, as crowds take to the streets to protest the Iranian regime.
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However, Odinga has rejected the early results, stoking fears his disgruntled supporters could take to the streets and bring about a repeat of the deadly post-election violence seen in 2008.
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Public order is nothing new, but as more activists take to the streets worldwide to protest injustice, the keeping of it has become increasingly violent and rationalized through mechanisms of fear.
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Until then, St. Louis law enforcement officials will continue to find themselves locked in this pattern, wondering why black citizens take to the streets demanding that the police stop killing us.
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Shortly after Mr. Sisi took control of Egypt in a coup in July 2013, he called on Egyptians to take to the streets to give him a mandate to fight terrorism.
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This year, like every year, people will take to the streets across the Netherlands and Belgium to celebrate holiday festivities by dressing up as St. Nicholas and his "assistant," Black Pete.
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On Saturday, the People's Climate March will take to the streets because "everything we have struggled to move forward in the United States is in peril," according to the march's organizers.
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If that means you take to the streets, demand meetings and town halls with cowardly members of the House and Senate, or, better yet, run against them, I'm your biggest advocate.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's main opposition leader told an official inquiry on Monday he had not incited supporters to take to the streets in post-election violence that killed six people in August.
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Protesters have made clear that if the government does not take further action, either with resignations of key officials or fully withdrawing the bill, then they will take to the streets again.
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That means that I'll take hits from some critics who say that I should take to the streets and then other people will, in the long-term, respect where I get to.
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Activists have focused their outrage over President Trump's "zero-tolerance" policies squarely on the deportation division, as anti-ICE protesters take to the streets and Democratic lawmakers call to "abolish ICE" entirely.
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The push for stricter laws comes as opponents of Trump have vowed to take to the streets to demonstrate against his policies on issues ranging from immigration to abortion and climate change.
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The Constitution and laws in place supposedly ensure this smooth and impersonal procedure, regardless of whether the official loser graciously concedes or instead pouts and urges others to take to the streets.
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That means that I'll take hits from some critics who say that I should take to the streets and then other people will in, the long-term respect, where I get to.
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Accountability is a problem throughout China because it flows upward and not downward, and without other channels to settle grievances and right wrongs, citizens are often forced to take to the streets.
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When the results were finally updated, the initial trends were reversed, giving Mr. Morales just enough of a lead to avoid a runoff and spurring the opposition to take to the streets.
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That's exactly why our one million members take to the streets, flood Congressional phone lines, and storm town halls to oppose the Trump administration's agenda and anti-choice politicians in the states.
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Rebel soldiers within Turkey's military attempted to overthrow the government on Friday night, but it failed after President Tayyip Erdogan urged people to take to the streets in support of his government.
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The Kremlin's plan to raise the retirement age has seen thousands of Russians take to the streets in recent weeks and shaved around 15 percentage points off President Vladimir Putin's popularity rating.
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It's a chaotic collage that feels every bit as unsettling as its subject matter, the sort of record that makes you want to throw down your headphones and take to the streets.
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VICE News spoke to Brotherhood members living in exile who said their supporters will take to the streets, though the group only maintains a presence in small and scattered neighborhoods in Cairo.
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A day after Venezuela's opposition declared a rebellion against President Nicolás Maduro, nervous uncertainty gripped the nation on Wednesday, with both sides calling for legions of supporters to take to the streets.
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"For weeks, people have been asking when Americans will rise up and take to the streets the way that people have in Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Lebanon, and Chile," the email reads.
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Take to the streets or the state house to play a role in catalyzing a national conversation about mass outrage, but also to connect with others to start mobilizing for the future.
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The authorities did not expect Egyptians to heed the call of Muhammad Ali, a disgruntled Egyptian businessman and former actor (pictured) who urged his followers on YouTube to take to the streets.
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Adam was eating a dinner of hot pot with his friends, when at around 7 pm Monday he began to receive messages on Telegram calling for people to take to the streets.
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Climate change: Thousands of young people in Britain are expected to take to the streets on Friday to join a growing youth-led movement across Europe protesting insufficient action on climate change.
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Studying these incidents, a pattern starts to emerge: Citizens take to the streets; the government chooses to resist the resistance; and they shut down the internet under the guise of halting unrest.
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"We must take to the streets and protest, blockade, disrupt, intervene, sit in, walk out, rise up, and make more noise and good trouble than the establishment can bear," reads the group's manifesto.
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Though those grievances remain, and protesters have continued to take to the streets, the assassination sapped energy and attention from key stakeholders who were either engaged with or the target of these efforts.
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Beijing's refusal to grant full democracy saw tens of thousands of students take to the streets in late 2014, protests that presented the central government with one of its greatest challenges in decades.
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Self-driving car testing is one of the most exciting developments in the automotive world, as autonomous vehicles take to the streets in California, Michigan, Arizona, and as soon as next year, Russia.
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Speaking to a CNN Turk anchor who held her phone so viewers could see it, he urged people to take to the streets to stand up to the military faction behind the uprising.
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Ally and fellow Georgian, Davit Sakvarelidze, who was fired in March from his post as a senior prosecutor for Ukraine, called on Kiev residents to take to the streets to protest Saakashvili's recapture.
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The first major march of the summer, on June 143, saw hundreds of thousands of protesters -- or over 1 million, according to organizers -- take to the streets to protest the proposed extradition law.
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The South American country has seen a wave of upheaval in recent weeks as hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets, outraged over hyper-inflation and crushing food and medicine shortages.
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The coup crumbled after Erdogan, on holiday with his family at the coastal resort of Marmaris, phoned in to a television news programme and called for his followers to take to the streets.
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Alexei Navalny, Russian President Vladimir Putin's leading political opponent, has been detained at his home hours before he was due to take to the streets of Moscow in protest, his wife has revealed.
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But ever since Mueller's appointment last May, Rosenstein has received an outpouring of support on the op-ed pages from Democrats and TV stars -- ready to take to the streets if he's fired.
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Maduro alleges US coup behind upheaval In a video posted to Twitter on Sunday, Guaido called for the people of Venezuela to peacefully take to the streets Wednesday in opposition to Maduro's presidency.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Leaders of Venezuela's opposition on Friday angrily called on citizens to take to the streets after the country's electoral commission suspended a drive for a referendum to remove President Nicolás Maduro.
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Soon after, Erdogan would address the citizens of his nation again, asking them to take to the streets and demonstrate against the attempted coup, while talking (via Facetime) to a CNN Turk journalist.
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It was Mr. Navalny who called for people to take to the streets in March 2017, after releasing a report that examined the questionable sources of Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev's vast wealth.
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The ongoing clashes are the biggest public challenge to Iran's status quo since 2009, when a disputed presidential election prompted millions to take to the streets of the country to voice their anger.
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Northern League leader Matteo Salvini said on Wednesday his party would "take to the streets" if a clear indication of the timing of the next election had not been given within a week.
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Tehran declared three days of national mourning, and the past few days have seen huge crowds of black-clad mourners take to the streets for his funeral procession in both Iraq and Iran.
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Islamist movement Tehreek-e Labbaik (TLP) had previously vowed to take to the streets if Asia Bibi was released, and protests broke out in Islamabad and Lahore soon after the ruling was announced.
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His declaration caused the Freethinkers Movement to take to the streets, and it also stirred controversy on social media, which has been used by the nonfasting community to raise awareness about its cause.
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Ultimately, too much video art has the same enervating effect, for me, as too much television of any kind: I find myself more compelled to take a nap than take to the streets.
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RELTED PHOTOS: Hundreds of Thousands of Women Take to the Streets for Women's March 2.0 However, the president's comments were significantly more positive than the thoughts he shared about the last year's Women's March.
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On Tuesday morning, Guaido, standing alongside a group of soldiers in Caracas, announced an uprising, calling it "Operation Freedom," and urged his supporters to take to the streets in an effort to oust Maduro.
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"As Venezuelans take to the streets to stand for their freedom against an oppressive dictator, Democrat Congresswoman @IlhanMN chooses socialism over freedom," Pence wrote on Twitter along with retweeting a video of her remarks.
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Guaido called on Tuesday for the military to help him oust Maduro and asked Venezuelans to take to the streets on a day he vowed would be the last for Maduro's stay in power.
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Sunday's protest, which organizers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill, could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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Patriots continue to take to the streets in opposition to a policy that, according to experts, is almost certain to make America not only less safe, but less well off both financially and culturally.
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Sunday's protest, which organisers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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Sunday's protest, which organizers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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Sunday's protest, which organisers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a growing backlash against the extradition bill, could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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As their list of grievances grows, and as worries over Beijing's influence over the city increase, protesters are likely to continue to take to the streets en masse, growing bolder as they do so.
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On Saturday, tens of thousands of scientists and fans of reason will take to the streets in more than 500 demonstrations planned around the world as part of the first-ever March for Science.
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The last two years have seen millions of newly born activists with pun-covered signs take to the streets for the Women's March and to protest the new administration's travel bans, among other issues.
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The offending video has helped boost his campaign, garnering over 21 million online views, and Navalny successfully used it to get people to take to the streets in March to protest against official corruption.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Prominent Egyptian political parties on Thursday criticized President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's plan to transfer two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia and urged people to take to the streets in protest.
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Venezuela's opposition leader has urged supporters to prepare for a final push to try to oust President Nicolas Maduro, calling on his followers to take to the streets to protest over nationwide power cuts.
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The most recent strike in Barcelona also saw some VTC drivers take to the streets to try to apply the brake to regulation, parking their vehicles along a major road and demonstrating outside parliament.
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And since then we have seen people take to the streets, the airports and polling places to make it clear that we will not allow Trump to degrade what it means to be American.
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Chris Mutsvangwa, who has been leading a campaign to oust Mugabe, told Reuters in a text message moments after Mugabe finished his speech that people would take to the streets of Harare on Wednesday.
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Speaking to an anchor on CNN Turk, who holds up her phone so viewers can see, Erdogan urges people to take to the streets to stand up to the military faction behind the uprising.
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" The ongoing effects of climate change continue to catalyze unrest in Africa, with Payton deeming rising food prices due to drought "the one factor that's most consistent in making people take to the streets.
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We have seen thousands of teachers take to the streets to demand respect and resources, and we have heard countless stories of educators working two or three jobs just to afford rent and groceries.
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Guaido has called on supporters to continue to take to the streets to put pressure on Maduro and the country's powerful military, which analysts say could serve as a potential kingmaker in the crisis.
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Lawmakers revised the legislation to make it less harsh, including dropping criminal penalties for women who have abortions, and the new version has once again stirred women in Poland to take to the streets.
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Actress Ann Dowd, whose cruel Aunt Lydia controls rebellious handmaids with cattle prods and ritual humiliation, said she hoped the series would fire up viewers to take to the streets to defend women's rights.
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"It's encouraging and empowering seeing all the kids and teens take to the streets and fight for their future," Rodrigo Arteaga, a Ph.D. researcher at Cambridge University, told CNN at a strike in Cambridge.
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Read: Egyptians Keep Sharing These Videos About Government Corruption and There's Nothing Sisi Can Do About It Ali is now calling for people to take to the streets across Egypt to show their opposition.
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LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - Britain launched a consultation on Monday on changes to insurance rules and motoring regulations as it pursues its plans to allow driverless cars to take to the streets by 2020.
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LONDON — Thousands of young people in Britain are expected to abandon their classrooms and take to the streets on Friday to join a growing movement to protest the lack of action on climate change.
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Sunday's protest, which organisers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill, could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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In the third episode of The Handmaid's Tale, Hulu's extraordinary new adaptation of Margaret Atwood's enduring 1985 dystopian novel, women throughout the United States take to the streets, marching to make their voices heard.
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He speaks of a devious conspiracy by a clique within the army, and he encourages people to take to the streets, take over key places and airports in the country and stop the military.
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Park's final weeks in office were marred by huge demonstrations as hundreds of thousands of South Koreans braved the brutally cold winter temperatures to take to the streets of Seoul and call for her ouster.
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The center-right People's Party, Ciudadanos and far-right Vox have called on supporters to take to the streets of Madrid on Sunday draped in Spanish flags to protest against the government's stance on Catalonia.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said it will begin trialing driverless cars on motorways for the first time in 2017, as it moves toward its goal of allowing autonomous cars to take to the streets by 2020.
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Women take to the streets of Malaga, Spain, to protest the nine-year prison sentence — a charge protesters believe is not strong enough — of five men accused of gang raping an 218-year-old woman.
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It came just before a rally that saw 1 million Chileans, or just under one-fifth the city's population, take to the streets Friday to call for reforms to the country's social and economic model.
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Civil Human Rights Front, which organised a protest on Sunday that it estimated saw more than a million people take to the streets in protest against the extradition bill, accused police of using unnecessary violence.
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The impact of last year's Women's March will be felt this coming weekend, as women across the country take to the streets again on the anniversary of the largest single-day protest in U.S. history.
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Catholic and evangelical church-goers across Congo had been meant to take to the streets following Sunday services, but armed security forces surrounded Kinshasa's main churches and blocked roads, preventing most demonstrations from getting started.
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Opposition groups circulated messages on social media calling for people to take to the streets on Wednesday, when Kassym-Jomart Tokayev will be inaugurated into the top job previously held by his patron, Nursultan Nazarbayev.
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Hundreds of Russians, including President Vladimir Putin's main political opponent Alexei Navalny, were arrested Sunday after nationwide anti-corruption protests saw thousands take to the streets to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
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Hong Kong (CNN)One of the leaders of the 2014 Umbrella Movement has vowed to take to the streets again if the Hong Kong government succeeds in unseating him and three other pro-democracy lawmakers.
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Protests and marches Thousands of Hong Kongers are expected to take to the streets during Xi's visit, particularly on July 1, the date of handover celebrations and a traditional day of protest in the city.
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Sensing a lack of support on the ground and acknowledging the futility of street action under a restrictive protest law, most opposition forces say they won't take to the streets on January 25 this year.
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But the islands issue hurt national pride, prompting thousands of protesters to take to the streets in April chanting "people want the fall of the regime", a slogan from the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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"I don't know if people will take to the streets tomorrow, or next year, or the following year," the 37-year-old journalist told Reuters at her home in the Sheikh Zayed suburb of Cairo.
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Yet the coup, in which at least 265 people were killed, was thwarted as Erdogan rushed back to Istanbul from a Mediterranean holiday and urged people to take to the streets to support his government.
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ZURICH/GENEVA (Reuters) - Women from across Swiss society plan to take to the streets this Friday for a nationwide strike aimed at highlighting the country's poor record on defending the rights of women and families.
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Mr. Putin — who was then the prime minister, plotting his return to the presidency — said her words were a "signal" to protesters, encouraging them to take to the streets, which they did in large numbers.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Egypt Under Sisi: With a sprawling crackdown making dissent unlikely on the revolution's anniversary, Sisi's greatest threat might not even come from frustrated activists ready to take to the streets.
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Mr. Bouteflika's latest plan "will only reinforce the determination to take to the streets and ask the regime to leave," Amel Boubekeur, a researcher at EHESS in Paris, said in a telephone interview from Algiers.
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Civil Human Rights Front, which organized a protest on Sunday that it estimated saw more than a million people take to the streets in protest against the extradition bill, accused police of using unnecessary violence.
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Many looked to France, for example, where more than one million people heeded the call to take to the streets in a demonstration of solidarity after an attack in January 2015 left 17 people dead.
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The man, identified as Mark Bartlett, 51, confronted the teens Monday during "Wheels Up, Guns Down," when hundreds of bikers and ATV riders take to the streets of Miami to promote peace over gun violence.
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TV. Blanc's remarks come as thousands of Chicago public school teachers take to the streets to protest over a number of issues, ranging from pay and benefits to class sizes and learning conditions for students.
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Ewha students were the first to take to the streets to protest the reported influence-peddling, helping kick off months of huge demonstrations that eventually compelled the National Assembly to impeach Ms. Park in December.
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Amid the chaos, the Ministry of Religious Affairs texted the country's imams and muezzins and instructed them to sing a special prayer from mosque loudspeakers to exhort Erdogan's conservative supporters to take to the streets.
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On my daughter, certainly -- and also on her teenage peers who have never attended protests of their own, but have still spent the last three and a half years watching others take to the streets.
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Navalny had called on Kremlin critics to take to the streets on Saturday ahead of Putin's inauguration for a fourth presidential term to register their opposition to what Navalny says is Putin's autocratic Tsar-like rule.
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"I think Padilha wanted to give a general overview of corruption in Brazil," said Adelaide Oliveira, a spokeswoman for Vem Pra Rua, or Take to the Streets, an activist movement that opposes corruption and big government.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who had been urging the Turkish people to take to the streets and reject the military coup for much of the evening, was able to land in Istanbul late on Saturday morning.
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But it was actually the turning point, as Mr. Erdogan called on his followers to take to the streets and gather at the airport in Istanbul, which the military had shut down, to resist the coup.
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Opposition leader Freddy Guevara urged people to take to the streets on Thursday to prevent the new Constitutional Assembly, dominated by the ruling Socialist Party, from entering and occupying the halls of the opposition-led congress.
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Going beyond that and encouraging protestors to take to the streets would be a mistake; the administration should avoid rhetoric that suggests that Washington would be prepared to protect or support protesters should they do so.
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Kenya hurtled headlong into a political showdown Thursday as opposition leaders vowed to ignore a government ban on protests in key downtown areas and take to the streets again on Friday, and every day starting Monday.
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It came a week after days of tension in the city-state, including demonstrations on Wednesday that turned violent and protests the previous Sunday that saw nearly one in seven Hong Kongers take to the streets.
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More than 26,23 people are expected to take to the streets of Crown Heights and surrounding neighborhoods on Monday for J'ouvert, a predawn street festival and parade that marks the start of Carnival in Caribbean cultures.
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Beads, masks and other so-called "throws" fly through the skies as dozens of parade organizations, known as krewes, take to the streets in an annual demonstration of generosity that unfolds between Epiphany and Ash Wednesday.
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But these charges are only a flimsy cover; their true crime in the eyes of Communist China is inspiring fellow Hong Kongers to take to the streets in defense of freedom and the rule of law.
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In the weeks that followed, a buoyant Musk would take to the streets of Los Angeles in his Cybertruck prototype, hang out with Kanye West and the Kardashians, and pal around with presidential hopeful Andrew Yang.
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"To be honest, if I could publish evidence about you, He Jintao, I promise that in 24 hours, 10 million people will take to the streets and will eat you alive," Mr. Guo told Mirror Media.
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Artists are rallying in the wake of Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre's murder, with an artist collective asking that people all over the world take to the streets to protest their member's death tomorrow, January 25.
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When millions of children and young people around the world joined her call to take to the streets for a week of global climate action at the end of September, it was a sight to behold.
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RELATED: Medical students take to the streets to give free care to Detroit's homeless A year-round emergency While this is the season for generosity, it's important to remember that homeless students need year-round support.
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But the coup attempt crumbled as Erdogan rushed back to Istanbul from a Mediterranean holiday and urged people to take to the streets to support his government against plotters he accused of trying to kill him.
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Venezuelans are scrutinizing Maduro's government and the armed forces for any cracks as protesters take to the streets daily to demand early elections, humanitarian aid to alleviate food and medicine shortages, and freedom for jailed activists.
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Eventually, as the Mandibles — the family into which Luella has married — take to the streets in the wake of a financial collapse, they realize that they can't keep her with them as they flee the city.
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So the People's Vote UK decided to call on British citizens to take to the streets for a mass demonstration Saturday to show the country's leaders just how much support there really is for a second referendum.
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He said the US had been told that Guaido would call for protestors to take to the streets on Wednesday's May Day holiday, and that they hadn't been aware the opposition leader would move forward on Tuesday.
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Venezuelans heeded a call from Guaido to take to the streets on Wednesday in a bid to force Maduro from power, but there was little indication of any change in what looks increasingly like a political stalemate.
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Turks did not take to the streets en masse in October, in the aftermath of the deadliest attack in the nation's modern history, when twin suicide bombers ripped through a peace rally in the capital of Ankara.
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"We're here to protect people's right to protest and to ensure that people are able to take to the streets peacefully and share their views," said Amnesty International spokesman Eric Ferrero, who has helped coordinate the teams.
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Why do we feel strongly enough to take to the streets over the killing of black people in Baltimore, Ferguson, Missouri, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but remain silent about killing in the Congo, Brazil or South Sudan?
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One is the cynical claim that peaceful protesters, whether against Mr Trump's policies or corruption in Romania, take to the streets only if they are bribed: usually, run the calumnies from Bucharest to Washington, by Mr Soros.
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There are a number of events and military ceremonies over the course of the day marking the 85th anniversary of the Korean People's Army, and convoys of military personnel take to the streets, greeted by waving citizens.
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More than 1 million people are estimated to have protested throughout the country, driven to take to the streets after the government&aposs sudden demonetization of the country&aposs currency, which wiped out many people&aposs savings.
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"We will take to the streets to remind them what they try to forget, that 80 percent of the people want Nicolas Maduro out," added another opposition leader Freddy Guevara, ratifying plans for nationwide rallies on Wednesday.
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Since the coup was put down, Erdogan has said enemies of the state still threatened the country and has urged Turks to take to the streets every evening until Friday to show their support for the government.
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In the course of the coming weeks, candidates will take to the streets, plastering neighborhoods with fliers and posters, and drumming up support via car-mounted loudspeakers as they contest 465 seats in the Diet, Japan's parliament.
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For centuries, on the right and the left alike, it has been an article of faith that, in moments of sharp civic discontent, you and I and everyone we know can take to the streets, demanding change.
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But the coup attempt crumbled as Erdogan rushed back to Istanbul from a Mediterranean holiday and urged people to take to the streets in support of his government against plotters he accused of trying to kill him.
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Telegram faces DDoS attack in China… again The popular encrypted messaging service Telegram is once again being hit with a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack in Asia as protestors in Hong Kong take to the streets.
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Kimambi, who has a large youth following on social media, is rallying Tanzanians via Telegram chat groups to take to the streets after previous demonstrations called by the main opposition CHADEMA party in 2016 were called off.
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Workers in particular appear more willing to take to the streets and state capitols, including tens of thousands of teachers who walked off their jobs this year in conservative states to protest the underfunding of public education.
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The party, then part of the opposition, was accused of paying young people, in cash and alcohol, to take to the streets in jogging packs on the weekends, singing hate songs and shouting slogans against the government.
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I did not do the following: cry for three days; wear muted colors; decide that the Electoral College system is faulty; take to the streets with a vicious message on a sign; threaten to move to Canada.
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When one of those allies, Saudi Arabia, demands the settlement of a land dispute through the transfer of islands in the Red Sea, the government acquiesces — prompting thousands of Egyptians to take to the streets in anger.
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Climate activists are planning to take to the streets of Washington, D.C., again on Friday morning, days after roughly 30 people were arrested for shutting down key intersections in a push to bring awareness to renewable energy.
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One reason: The Venezuelan people, once residents of Latin America's wealthiest country, may be too weakened by starvation to take to the streets for much longer, one expert told the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on Latin America.
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Eight years after Villanueva was shot to death by police officers, an act of violence that sparked social unrest in Montreal-North, another man's death incited residents to take to the streets again to denounce police brutality.
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These "white moderates" may not be exclusively white anymore, but they are the people who think that a day when the art community goes on strike, choosing to take to the streets instead of the galleries, is wrong.
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It is heartening that people are willing to take to the streets to defend the primacy of civilization's most effective tools for establishing what the facts of the case really are in this strange age of aggressive alts.
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LONDON — People in 160 cities, in 60 countries around the world are making history this weekend as they take to the streets in one of the largest co-ordinated acts of protest in recent years: the Women's March.
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Incidentally, it's also a day when anyone who dislikes clowns should steer clear of midtown New York since no fewer than 33 clown groups, including breakfast clowns, viking clowns, and "aarsome pirate" clowns, will take to the streets.
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Since taking office two years ago, the government has been restricting women's rights, limiting contraception and domestic violence protection — and has pushed to ban abortion, prompting tens of thousands of people to take to the streets in protest.
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In Mashad, the country's second-largest city, demonstrations were captured on video Monday after a cleric told the public to take to the streets because the government isn&apost fulfilling its promises, according to The Wall Street Journal .
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For a factbox on the candidates, please see: With both camps urging supporters to take to the streets to guard against possible fraud, the nation of 16 million is bracing for protests after a decade of relative stability.
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NEW YORK/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Renewed protests against U.S. President Donald Trump flared on the Presidents Day holiday on Monday, with grassroots activists vowing to take to the streets in dozens of cities in "Not My President's Day" rallies.
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But when results were finally updated the night after the election, the final tally put Mr. Morales ahead with just enough of a lead to avoid a runoff, spurring the opposition to take to the streets in protest.
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Only a handful, right now, feel the need to take to the streets, like the group arrested after blocking downtown traffic in a protest against deportations — a brave action that was barely a blip on the nation's radar.
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PARIS, March 0003 (Reuters) - Teachers, hospital nurses, train conductors and airline controllers will walk off the job and take to the streets across France on Thursday in a test of public anger with President Emmanuel Macron's reform drive.
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There's of course the world-famous show put on by samba schools in Rio de Janeiro, which attracts tourists from around the world, but Brazilian revelers take to the streets in cities across the nation, big and small.
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"The real reason I&aposm here is, like so many of the population now, poll after poll has shown Britain has changed its mind," Grant explained to The New European about his decision to take to the streets.
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As students increasingly take to the streets calling for urgent action, and more businesses show a "can-do" attitude, it is time for governments to stop "faffing around", said the straight-talking expert from the east of England.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Pro-democracy protesters are preparing to take to the streets of Hong Kong this weekend, and they're calling on supporters to withdraw their salaries from bank machines and convert their cash to US dollars.
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Students will also take to the streets of Washington, D.C., during the March For Our Lives on March 85033 which is being championed by survivors of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Fast food prices aren't likely to change If all this has you devising a plan to stockpile fries or take to the streets to demand your right to crispy, golden-brown spuds, you can sit tight for now.
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Australians are becoming increasingly frustrated with the conservative government's inaction toward climate change, and it's pushing many to take to the streets for some of the largest protests the country has ever seen, reports the New York Times.
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But after the main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change, claimed that the voting had been rigged and it urged protesters to take to the streets, soldiers and police officers cracked down, killing half a dozen protesters.
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He suggested, without evidence, that many of the protesters were, in fact, professionals who had been paid to take to the streets, and he called on President Barack Obama and Clinton to publicly speak out against violent demonstrations.
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Watching Kumo take to the streets is like the live-action version of a CGI flick: A giant alien spider lands in a historic city, its eight legs weaving around buildings as it spews venom into the crowds.
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Guaido said opposition sympathizers should take to the streets on Wednesday to pass out copies of a pamphlet proposing amnesty that would give some legal protection to members of the military in hopes they will turn against Maduro.
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A number of protesters have said on Twitter that they are prepared to take to the streets with little notice and have expressed frustration that the President's trip could be kept under wraps until the day before he visits.
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Sometimes, there was even a call-and-response aspect — with a "liberal" account saying people should take to the streets if Mueller is fired, and a "conservative" account dismissing that same message as a "talking point" from the DNC.
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The idea that thousands of people would take to the streets in impromptu, grass-roots protests to defend not their own religious traditions but those of a beleaguered minority is relatively unheard of in the long history of religion.
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Before her conviction was overturned, the Islamist movement Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) had previously vowed to take to the streets if Bibi were released, and large protests broke out in Islamabad and Lahore soon after the ruling was announced.
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Venezuelans were expected to take to the streets on Wednesday for what opposition leader Juan Guaido pledged would be the "largest march" in the country's history, a day after he called for the military to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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Despite permit issues, organizers of the Women's March on Washington tell PEOPLE that the event will go on as planned — with hundreds of women from across the country set to take to the streets of Washington, D.C., on Jan.
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This weekend New Yorkers will dress themselves up in their finest rainbow apparel, glitter, and leather harnesses and take to the streets to celebrate the biggest event to hit Manhattan's West Village each year, the annual gay pride parade.
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The rape in May of a three-year-old girl at a private nursery in Myanmar has sparked outrage, prompting thousands to take to the streets to demand justice and highlighting a paucity of sex education in the country.
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YEREVAN/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Armed men seized a police station and hostages in Armenia's capital Yerevan on Sunday, killing one police officer in the process before demanding Armenians take to the streets to secure the release of jailed opposition politicians.
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For a factbox on the candidates, please see: With both are camps urging supporters to take to the streets to guard against possible fraud, the nation of 16 million is bracing for protests after a decade of relative stability.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan urged people to take to the streets to protest against what he described as a coup attempt by a minority faction within the military, vowing that it would meet with a "necessary response".
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The Washington, D.C., chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) on Thursday threw its support behind the upcoming "Juggalo March," which will see fans of the band Insane Clown Posse take to the streets of the nation's capital.
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Activists have decried the fact these restrictions will be in place during nationwide anti-corruption protests on June 12 called by opposition leader Alexei Navalny, after a first round of demonstrations in March saw thousands take to the streets.
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I don't know about you, but it doesn't seem like a good bet that hundreds of thousands of Americans are going to be motivated to take to the streets to protect people who can otherwise afford a $750,000 mortgage.
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A possible state visit by Trump remains a contentious issue among Britons, with lawmakers and campaign groups calling for the offer to be rescinded and promising to take to the streets in protest if he does come to Britain.
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But the islands issue hurt national pride, prompting thousands of protesters to take to the streets in April chanting "people want the fall of the regime", a slogan from the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
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We have before us many more long months of tears and suffering, as a looming purge threatens not just those who take to the streets, but also across all business, education, health-care and transport sectors of Hong Kong.
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Whether you hope to take to the streets in a muscle car like "Mad Max" or Will Smith in "I am Legend," or you plan to drive over your problems in an armored military vehicle, you're screwed either way.
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The use of tear gas and pepper spray by Hong Kong police in the early hours of the 2014 protests in an unsuccessful attempt to clear the crowds caused shock and outrage, and inspired more people take to the streets.
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"It is the duty of Algerian society in all its segments to take to the streets," the influential National Organisation of Mujahideen - veterans who fought alongside Bouteflika in the 1954-1962 war of independence against France - said late on Tuesday.
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Armenia is a close Russian ally and the crisis there has seen tens of thousands of people take to the streets in anti-government protests in the last two weeks forcing the resignation of Serzh Sarksyan as prime minister on Monday.
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In order to find out what the public really thought about him in 2014, the rapper put on his best fake beard, black glasses and wig to take to the streets of Hollywood for Jimmy Kimmel Live's Lie Witness News.
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The daytime assault was one in a string of anti-Semitic incidents, and prompted Germans of various faiths to take to the streets of Berlin wearing skullcaps in an expression of solidarity with Jewish residents and to condemn the attacks.
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Here in Cleveland, on the second day of the Republican National Convention, there is a single, defining truth to the Republican conventioneers when they take to the streets for an amble in the midday sunlight: They wear too much khaki.
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As shared in a new report by the market research company NPD Group, the Women's Marches that colored cities pink in January directly increased sales of sign-making material as many chose to take to the streets with incredibly creative signs.
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After watching all of the male figures in his life — including his father — take to the streets to make a living, Eric decided to take a different path, focusing on school and helping out his friends and family however he could.
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This Saturday, people will take to the streets all over the country, once again demanding the rights of women to be seen as equals, to achieve their dreams, to pursue careers of their choosing, to be free of sexual harassment.
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HONG KONG, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Hong Kong protesters readied to take to the streets again on Sunday, defying a police ban on marches in the Chinese-controlled territory and continuing a restive weekend of demonstrations which saw police fire teargas overnight.
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Michael Chege, a political scientist at the University of Nairobi, says that Mr Odinga may use allegations that the vote was rigged to incite his supporters to take to the streets as a way of forcing the government to make concessions.
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"We've seen over the last couple of years, but especially over the last couple of months, cases in this country of law enforcement really inhibiting people's basic human right to take to the streets and voice their opinion," Ferrero said.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets, from Paris to the smallest of villages, and the celebrations are likely to continue long into Sunday night if France lifts the World Cup for the second time.
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The 30,000-member Orange Order, a Protestant organization, is central to the culture for Northern Irish loyalists - named for their allegiance to the British throne - and will strongly influence whether unionists take to the streets in big numbers to protest.
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JAKARTA, March 21 (Reuters) - Thousands of Indonesian taxi drivers will take to the streets of the capital on Tuesday for a protest rally to demand the government prohibits ride-hailing apps like Grab and Uber, as a price war intensifies.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny has called for people to take to the streets of 20 cities not hosting World Cup matches on July 1 to protest against the plans and other forces — politicians, trade unions and activists — are organizing similar demonstrations.
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"We will be right there by your side as Americans take to the streets on March 24th," O'Neill, 71, says, referring to the March for Our Lives being spearheaded by the Parkland survivors and taking place in over 475 communities worldwide.
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While convincing the middle-class intelligentsia of Moscow and St. Petersburg to take to the streets is one thing, opposition politician Alexei Navalny's call to action has resonated in poorer, less developed regions, long thought to be Vladimir Putin's stronghold.
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The president is unfit to serve, and until Congress comes to its senses and remembers its constitutional powers, this is what we can expect: a weakened president subservient to the military egging on armed fascists as they take to the streets.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was himself detained, had called on Kremlin critics to take to the streets ahead of Putin's inauguration for a fourth presidential term to register their opposition to what Navalny says is Putin's autocratic tsar-like rule.
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"We've had enough of the dictatorship threatening our people, that's why tomorrow we're going to take to the streets in force," Guaido, a member of Popular Will, told reporters at the entrance to the building where the offices are located.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of women in Tunisia are expected to take to the streets on Saturday demanding equal inheritance rights with men - a subject so taboo that it is rarely even debated in the Arab world, activists said.
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Mari Law, a 33-year-old protester, told the New York Times that similar to the hundreds of thousands of them who continue to take to the streets demanding greater democracy and government accountability, the cartoon frog is just sad.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A senior lawmaker in Britain's opposition Labour Party has called for a million people to take to the streets to force a second election that he said would remove Prime Minister Theresa May from power, the Daily Mirror reported.
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Now, as huge crowds take to the streets demanding Ms. Park's resignation over a corruption scandal and as her approval ratings have fallen to the low single-digits, the government has found it increasingly difficult to carry out that decision.
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The opposition is at a crossroads: Either take to the streets, or promote a political front that will unite social and political forces (including discontented sectors of the Chavista party) in a battle for the Constitution and the recall referendum.
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So the question is this: May a judge, authoritative in his black robe, decide a case involving a divisive and controversial issue on a weekday, yet literally take to the streets on weekends in public protest of the same issue?
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In a defiant speech this past week, Catalonia's leader, Quim Torra, urged people to take to the streets to protest the imprisonment of separatist leaders who carried out a secession referendum last October that prompted the regional Parliament to declare independence.
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Vanessa Barbara SÃO PAULO, Brazil — It goes like this: The government announces another increase in the bus fare, so a few Brazilians take to the streets, march for a couple of miles, and then the police decide they've had enough.
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Aiming to keep the pressure on, the Civil Human Rights Front, which organized a protest against the bill that drew as many as one million people last weekend, called on residents to take to the streets again this coming Sunday.
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READ: Inside the UN's first tent camp for Venezuelans who fled Colombia Much of the action appeared to be taking place in the opposition's stronghold of eastern Caracas, where Guaidó's supporters responded to his call to take to the streets.
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MEXICO CITY, March 8 (Reuters) - From Buenos Aires to Mexico City, women across Latin America's biggest cities readied to take to the streets for International Women's Day on Sunday, spurred by a growing outcry over inequality, femicide and strict abortion controls.
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Still, the reliance on home-printed voting papers may add to the legitimacy shortfall for a referendum that could instead turn into a broader separatist show of force on Sunday, particularly if frustrated citizens, unable to vote, take to the streets.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian social media postings urged citizens to take to the streets for a fifth day on Wednesday, after the admission by the authorities that they had accidentally brought down a passenger plane after days of denials stoked public outrage.
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The AP's Dalal Mawad reported seeing the military take to the streets in downtown Beirut Sunday following the president's statement: Weapon experts correct me if I am wrong , but isn't that the army parading Beirut's downtown with heavy weaponry including RPG???
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"If more and more people, not only a few thousand, but if more than 100,000 Hong Kongers take to the streets tomorrow, it can let the world know how Hong Kong people fight for a free election," he told reporters.
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As more protesters take to the streets around the world, demanding faster climate action, governments will need to make policy shifts that are acceptable to both activists and the broader public - and "that's a hard needle to thread", she said.
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The 30,000-member Orange Order, a Protestant organisation, is central to the culture for Northern Irish loyalists - named for their allegiance to the British throne - and will strongly influence whether unionists take to the streets in big numbers to protest.
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While tons of people will take to the streets next week dressed up as their favorite movie characters and spooky monsters, some of us will be putting on our favorite costume: A cozy weighted blanket and our best pair of sweatpants.
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George and Amal Clooney are donating half a million dollars to March For Our Lives and say they'll take to the streets next month with pro-gun control demonstrators in Washington, D.C., following last week's deadly school shooting in South Florida.
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Thousands of hardline Muslims are expected to take to the streets on Friday to protest against the incumbent, who is a Christian and the first ethnic Chinese in the job, after he made comments about the Islamic holy book, the Koran.
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That's what these photos demonstrate: A group of people who are willing to leave their cities for the weekend, take to the streets of the US capital, and proudly march to try to break the status quo in America's gun politics.
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Tens of thousands are expected to take to the streets in simultaneous protests across the country this Wednesday in support of the thousands of Brazilian women raped every year who are then often shamed and blamed by society and the authorities.
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"We must take to the streets and protest, blockade, disrupt, intervene, sit in, walk out, rise up, and make more noise and good trouble than the establishment can bear," the group Disrupt J20 said in a manifesto posted on its web site.
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It spoke out as forces loyal to the Turkish government fought on Saturday to crush the remnants of a military coup attempt which crumbled after crowds answered President Tayyip Erdogan's call to take to the streets and dozens of rebels abandoned their tanks.
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Everyone from indie darlings Father John Misty and Arcade Fire to hip-hop icons Run the Jewels and Pusha T have recorded politically charged songs to match the climate that inspired more than 3 million women to take to the streets Jan. 21.
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Erdogan had repeatedly urged his supporters to take to the streets to help put down the coup attempt, which he said had been carried out by a faction of the armed forces loyal to his arch foe, U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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Armenia is a close Russian ally and a political crisis there has seen tens of thousands of people take to the streets in anti-government protests in the last two weeks forcing the resignation of Serzh Sarksyan as prime minister on Monday.
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" Redefem Edomex has conducted these performances throughout the state of Mexico, including ones where female activists take to the streets dressed up for their coming-of-age quinceañera, but smeared with bloody makeup that they say makes them look "dressed to die.
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The death of Mouhcine Fikri in the northern city of Al-Hoceima on Friday has prompted thousands to take to the streets in four days of protests, among the biggest in Morocco since pro-reform demonstrations broke out during the 2011 Arab Spring.
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Yet on September 17th between 100,000 and 250,000 Germans will take to the streets in cities across the country to protest against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a free trade deal currently being negotiated between the European Union and America.
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One Kenyan investment adviser in Nairobi, Aly-Khan Satchu, has estimated that the country loses the equivalent of $5 million each day the protesters take to the streets, because of interruptions to commerce, the closing of businesses and the destruction of property.
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Beginning in 2011, the activist Anna Hazare, who describes himself as a disciple of Gandhi and has the same friendly, spectacled look, engaged in fasts and protests for more than two years, prompting hundreds of thousands of Indians to take to the streets.
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"Public concern is rising fast, with global movements like Fridays for Future and Extinction Rebellion pushing governments toward action as people take to the streets," said Niklas Höhne of NewClimate Institute, one of the organisations which provides analysis for the Climate Action Tracker.
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Small pockets of violence broke out in opposition strongholds, leaving at least 24 people dead and stoking fears that disgruntled supporters could take to the streets, in scenes reminiscent of 2007's post-election violence in which more than 1,000 people were killed.
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I like the co-award idea, but IGAD wouldn't get my vote, it would go to Ethiopia's civil society, acknowledging their courage to take to the streets in 2015 demanding reform and change, ultimately forcing the resignation of prime minister Hailemariam Desalegn.
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Atlanta, Arizona, Portland, Lucasville (Ohio), Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St. Louis, New York, Providence, Richmond, Durham, Austin, Denver, Los Angeles, and plenty of other large and small US cities have seen protestors, sometimes numbering into the hundreds, take to the streets or picket prisons.
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A leading pro-democracy organization called on residents to take to the streets again this weekend, in the wake of clashes that have put the government on the defensive and delayed by at least two days a debate on a contentious extradition bill.
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The violence first broke out on Sunday, after nationalists and far-right soccer fans called on supporters, including on social media, to take to the streets to "defend" their country from immigrants after the killing of a 35-year-old German man.
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There is no indication now that people will take to the streets in Milwaukee, but there is no evidence that there will be a coming together between Biden and Sanders of the type we see in most elections and under general circumstances.
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With a potent mixture of campaign cash, canny bets on local races and union members ready to take to the streets, Mr. Ward has transformed his union of 33,600 hotel workers into one of the most imposing political forces in New York.
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No wonder we're seeing working Americans take to the streets in record numbers: teachers' walkouts, the March for our Lives, Black Lives Matter, the Women's March, and the tens of thousands of Americans who protested Republicans' attempt to gut the Affordable Care Act.
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Over 2400 million people, including 21 million visitors, are expected to take to the streets of Rio for the annual celebrations, which pit the city's 23.3141 best samba schools against one another in ornate parades that can cost over $2 million a piece.
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BUCHAREST, Romania — After five straight days of spirited mass protests, and predictions that a half-million or more people might take to the streets on Sunday, Romania's month-old government backed down Saturday and withdrew a decree that had decriminalized some corruption offenses.
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"This is a very long process but we will see results as we did with the feminist movement, how they grew until becoming massive and achieving the rights that they were seeking," she said, calling for "everyone to take to the streets".
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Pushed from one side by a public not afraid to take to the streets to challenge your decisions, and from the other by a hyper-controlling one-party state which demands stability above all else, it's a wonder anyone wants the job.
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WARSAW — When she heard that Poland's right-wing government was pushing through new laws to give it more control over the country's courts, Lucyna Relewicz decided the Constitution was in jeopardy and she needed to close her office and take to the streets.
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DUBAI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Iranian social media postings urged citizens to take to the streets for a fifth day on Wednesday, after the admission by the authorities that they had accidentally brought down a passenger plane after days of denials stoked public outrage.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters are set to take to the streets of Washington for the Women's March on Washington to raise awareness of women's rights and civil rights that they fear could be the target of repressive policies under the Trump administration.
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" The post, which came as Venezuelan opposition leaders were calling for citizens to take to the streets on Wednesday, was accompanied by a video in which Mr. Pence said he and President Trump were united with them in their "call for freedom.
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"Public concern is rising fast, with global movements like Fridays for Future and Extinction Rebellion pushing governments toward action as people take to the streets," said Niklas Höhne of NewClimate Institute, one of the organizations which provides analysis for the Climate Action Tracker.
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"The more of us who continue to speak out, take to the streets, and go on strike, the louder our message will be that it is not right for companies making billions in profits to pay their workers pennies," Fight for $15 says.
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The special administrative region consistently ranks as one of the world's most expensive cities to live due to unaffordable housing and maintains some of the longest working hours in the developed world, factors that have seen protesters take to the streets with increasing frequency.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - The project manager of a $4 billion Ethiopian dam was found shot dead in his vehicle in Addis Ababa on Thursday, police said, prompting scores of people to take to the streets in the capital and his home city calling for justice.
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Friday night, during the most chaotic sequence of events, Erdoğan gave an interview via a video chat service on his iPhone, where he asserted the legitimacy of his government's authority and called on the Turkish people to take to the streets against the coup.
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Rizvi's November arrest led to clashes between police and his supporters in the eastern city of Lahore, wounding five people in violence authorities say was instigated by the TLP leader after he called on his faithful to take to the streets if he was arrested.
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In videos filmed in an undisclosed location in Caracas in response to questions sent by Reuters, Juan Pablo Guanipa rejected authorities' allegations against him for inciting rebellion and said Venezuelans should heed opposition leader Juan Guaido's call to take to the streets on Nov 16.
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Thunberg, on the other hand, has — as a teenager — become the face of global action on climate change, spurring an estimated 4 million people in 161 countries to take to the streets last month in what was likely the largest climate-change demonstration in history.
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A former Marxist guerrilla who was imprisoned and tortured during the military dictatorship, Ms. Rousseff has vowed not to give up, and a group of her supporters say they will take to the streets next week and shut down key roads across the country.
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Tens of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets across the United States and beyond on Saturday to press President Donald Trump to release his tax returns and to dispute his claim that the public does not care about the issue.
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Although the feelings aren't quite comparable, the last time I felt myself leap inside, wanting to take to the streets with an Egyptian flag — as Salah inspires today — was in those early days of the uprising and through the first election the following year.
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That said, Mr. Macron's aspirations to loosen labor rules, overhaul aspects of the pension system and simplify unemployment benefits are a tall order in a country whose citizens regularly take to the streets whenever any change is perceived as potentially weakening the social safety net.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong anti-government protests fizzled on Friday after a night of clashes in a central bar district and prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong called for 100,000 people to take to the streets of the Chinese-ruled city on Saturday.
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George Clooney praises Parkland survivors in open letter ahead of March for Our Lives Thousands are expected to take to the streets of the nation's capital this weekend, including celebrities like George and Amal Clooney, Ariana Grande, Jennifer Hudson, Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato.
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But the attempt crumbled as forces loyal to Erdogan pushed the rebels back and as the Turkish leader, at one point appearing on broadcaster CNN Turk in a video call from a mobile phone, urged people to take to the streets to support him.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's education minister encouraged students to skip school and take part in climate protests on Friday, when people in several countries are expected to take to the streets following a worldwide protest by millions last week to demand action against global warming.
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That apathy inspired the survivors of the next major school massacre: Six years later, when a shooter would kill 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, students would take to the streets, taking the demands for change into their own hands.
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HONG KONG, July 7 (Reuters) - Thousands of protesters are expected to take to the streets in the heart of Hong Kong's tourism district on Sunday to explain to mainland Chinese visitors their opposition to an extradition bill that has plunged the city into political turmoil.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelans heeded opposition leader Juan Guaido's call to take to the streets on Wednesday in a bid to force President Nicolas Maduro from power, but there was little concrete sign of change in a crisis that increasingly looks like a political stalemate.
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The bill prompted millions to take to the streets this month, triggering some of the most violent protests in decades as police fired rubber bullets and tear gas and marking the biggest challenge to Chinese President Xi Jinping since he took power in 2012.
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But the attempt crumbled as forces loyal to Erdogan pushed the rebels back and as the Turkish leader, at one point appearing on the broadcaster CNN Turk in a video call from a mobile phone, urged people to take to the streets to support him.
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The only thing that could dampen Putin's poll triumph is if voter apathy at a predictable contest leads to a low turnout, or if the minority of Russians who vocally oppose him take to the streets to protest against what they see as an undemocratic farce.
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It's time to bust out your comfortable walking shoes and get ready for another protest: The organizers of the Women's March on Washington have announced that they're going to take to the streets on July 14 to protest the National Rifle Association, according to The Huffington Post.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday she hopes a non-violent weekend protest that saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets in an anti-government rally was the beginning of efforts to restore peace in the Chinese-ruled city.
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HONG KONG, June 30 (Reuters) - Hong Kong is gearing up for an annual pro-democracy march on Monday, the anniversary of its handover to Beijing, that could see a big crowd amid widespread anger over an extradition bill that has already seen millions take to the streets.
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On Saturday, March, 24, thousands will take to the streets of Washington D.C. and cities across the country for the March for Our Lives, the demonstration organized after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, which killed 14 students and 3 faculty members.
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Not even its own leaders think it has the moral authority it had in 1986, during the People Power Revolution, when Cardinal Jaime Sin was able to call upon Filipinos to take to the streets to protect the leaders of the army, who had broken with Marcos.
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The country's history of protests surged in the late 80s after decades of authoritarianism, resulting in South Korea's current democratic parliamentary system; this year saw hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Koreans take to the streets to protest the now-imprisoned former president, Park Geun Hye.
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The planned day of protest in the small ex-Soviet state sets up a standoff between Pashinyan's movement, which has mobilised thousands of people to take to the streets, and a ruling elite which is determined to hold on to power and still controls the security apparatus.
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The protests are part of a wider regional strike as called for by the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) -- an ethno-nationalist political party spearheading the statehood movement -- that has seen the local economy paralyzed, as workers abandon their posts and take to the streets in their thousands.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Harnessing the same energy that has galvanized millions of people to take to the streets in protest, a spectacle unseen since the bloody fight against a dictatorship three decades ago, Chileans have organized town halls to take the country's future into their own hands.
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In fact, learning to love yourself and others despite social norms and pressures can even be considered a revolutionary act; one so powerful that it makes some people want to take to the streets and let it all hang out for the big, bad world to see.
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Since the 1980s, Armenians have consistently shown themselves willing to take to the streets of the capital and protest, at first on issues of self-determination under Soviet rule, and later in response to renewed authoritarianism seeping back into the system once the Soviet Union had collapsed.
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He would be rallying citizens to take to the streets in red and blue states, to insist that elected officials reopen the federal government and to demand a resolution to the status of the millions of undocumented immigrants who currently live in limbo within the United States.
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Start with the worst-case scenario for the election, from the point of view of civics and civil peace: Trump refuses to concede defeat, rants about voter fraud, denounces Republican officialdom for betraying him, and urges his supporters to storm polling places and take to the streets.
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In a time when all of these things converge to embolden individuals to take to the streets and spread messages of hate no longer shrouded in the hoods and robes of their forebears, technology can play an important role in shining a light on those involved.
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"In what kind of country do public employees, whose jobs are not affected, take to the streets with high school students, who don't have jobs but are worried about their retirement?" asked one viewer in a text message sent to the televised debate Thursday on TV5.
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But in Vietnam, where hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets with flares and flags to celebrate moderate success after under-23 football games, VinFast is banking on an additional competitive edge "We think national pride is a tremendous advantage for VinFast," said Deluca.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido on Friday called on supporters to take to the streets on May 1 for what he called "the largest march in the history" of the South American country to keep the pressure on President Nicolas Maduro to leave power.
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COSATU said in a separate statement that reviewing the terms of the 2018 deal was an "irresponsible and blatant act of provocation", while another large union, the Public Servants Association, said it would take to the streets if government persisted with the attempt to review the deal.
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Juan Guaidó, 35, an opposition leader and president of the National Assembly, has called on Venezuelans to take to the streets today to protest the government of President Nicolás Maduro and the economic crisis that has led more than three million people to flee the country.
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HONG KONG, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday she hopes a non-violent weekend protest that saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets in an anti-government rally was the beginning of efforts to restore peace in the Chinese-ruled city.
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While beautifully frocked Shinto priests in the shrine celebrate the thousands-year-old god, long worshiped by prostitutes fearing disease and pilgrims worried for their fertility, a different sort of celebration is going on outside, as tens, if not hundreds of thousands of partiers take to the streets.
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The efforts seemed unnecessary: Since 2013, tens of thousands of Egyptians have been jailed, including journalists and secular activists; the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood is in exile or in prison; and many ordinary Egyptians say they are too weary, or fearful, to take to the streets again.
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In addition to celebrating him with prayers, parties, food, and a procession in which mule drivers and thieves reenact a robbery, locals take to the streets every February wielding hammers affixed with homemade packets of chlorate powder and sulfur that explode when the revelers smash them into the concrete.
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As everyone knows, the world is divided into two kinds of people: Those who enjoy SantaCon, the annual worldwide event in which scores of drunken people don Santa Claus costumes, take to the streets, and terrorize the good citizens of any participating metropolitan area, and those who do not.
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HONG KONG, July 1 (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets on Monday for a rally to mark the 22nd anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from British to Chinese rule, as anger over an extradition bill plunges the city into political turmoil.
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Nicknamed "Acte V" of the protests, the yellow vest demonstrators will take to the streets this weekend as France recovers from an unrelated attack on a Christmas market in the eastern city of Strasbourg on Tuesday, when a gunman shot and killed three people and wounded several others.
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Read more: International observers worry Kenya may be spiraling out of control Kenya hurtled headlong into a political showdown Thursday as opposition leaders vowed to ignore a government ban on protests in key downtown areas and take to the streets again on Friday, and every day starting Monday.
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The critical role of the Venezuelan military in the country's political crisis was on display on Saturday as Mr. Maduro tried to portray strength by joining troops at the military academy while Mr. Guaidó attempted to woo the armed forces by urging supporters to take to the streets.
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Cover: A man identified as Sonny Webber, right, father of Brandon Webber who was reportedly shot by U.S. Marshals earlier in the evening, joins a standoff as protesters take to the streets of the Frayser community in anger against the shooting, Wednesday, June 12, 2019, in Memphis, Tenn.
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Yulia Galyamina, a Moscow city councillor, had urged people to take to the streets to speak out against Putin's proposed political changes by joining an authorized rally already due to be held to mark the murder of a journalist, Anastasia Baburova, and a lawyer, Stanislav Markelov, 11 years ago.
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"We can march and take to the streets and yell about all the stuff we want to change, but unless we're getting people elected to office who are going to make those changes, we're not really doing anything," Lindsey Kanaly, a March On board member, told the Times.
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Although he had already acquired some notoriety in his home country as a part-time actor, Mr. Ali acknowledged that he was himself surprised by how his videos had prompted Egyptians to take to the streets, as well as pushing Mr. el-Sisi to deny publicly the corruption claims.
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His anti-corruption video showing the extravagance of Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev's vast country estate has had more than 26 million views on YouTube since its publication in March 2017 and prompted thousands of his supporters to take to the streets in cities around the country last June.
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Though ostensibly about how Georgia handles relations with Russia, with whom it fought and lost a brief war in 2008, opposition parties have sought to seize the moment to press much wider and unrelated demands and called on people to take to the streets again on Friday evening.
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Meanwhile, the few actual quotes attributed to activists like Mckesson in the suit, such as, "The police want protesters to be too afraid to protest," and "people take to the streets as a last resort," seem to fall way below the threshold of what was established in Brandenburg.
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"Most of the protesters are young and there are factors that drove them to take to the streets, including inflation, which led to higher prices - and the limited job opportunities that don't match the number of graduates," Bashir told journalists invited to the presidential palace for a "discussion of recent events".
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After a decade-in-the-making entry into the 20163 NBA Eastern Conference Finals by defeating the Miami Heat, the song--thanks to a popular viral video--would play score to the long-awaited moment as fans would take to the streets to celebrate, dab, and berate a Lebron fan.
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Millions of women across Brazil are expected to take to the streets on Saturday and march against Bolsonaro, who was indicted for inciting violence after shouting "I won't rape you because you don't deserve it" at a leftist lawmaker on the floor of the lower house of Congress in 2014.
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As one senior American diplomat said Friday evening, no one had come to work that day at the White House, the State Department or the C.I.A. expecting to see Mr. Erdogan turn to FaceTime on his iPhone to plead with the Turkish people to take to the streets in his defense.
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In an equally troubling move, the federal government recently unveiled a new protocol for policing protests that gives the authorities more power to put down and criminalize demonstrations; this in a country where people value the right of free assembly and often take to the streets to fight for their rights.
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Fox News presenter Brian Kilmeade asked Trump if he believed that Obama was behind the protests that have seen millions of people take to the streets to oppose many of Trump's policies — including those that took place at town hall meetings last week: "I think he is behind it," Trump responded.
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A little more than a year ago we saw millions of people take to the streets for the women's marches and a few weeks ago, in hundreds of cities and towns around the world, people once again took to the streets in the fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice.
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Instead, Mr. Bolton bluffed on the high-ranking military officials who were about to betray Mr. Maduro; he bluffed on the number of people who would take to the streets in April to try to overthrow the Maduro regime; and he also seemed to believe that sanctions would work very quickly.
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The vote was the first test of whether the protests could transform public anger that has led millions to take to the streets into actual votes, or whether the populace had grown weary of acts of civil disobedience that have snarled transportation and forced the closing of schools and businesses.
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While I was encouraged by the numerous signs supporting women, I was disheartened that in this time of female solidarity we were largely ignorant of our counterparts in Iran, who just weeks prior to our march had risked arrest or worse to take to the streets and demand their inalienable rights.
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Meanwhile, there's a hunger among some parts of the left for a more radical and aggressive politics beyond the ballot box — a sense that the surge in racism and bigotry is so threatening that there's no choice but to take to the streets and physically confront the pro-Trump right.
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Nationwide outage The Kathua incident was one of a string of brutal rapes that prompted thousands of people to take to the streets across India in April 3953, in some of the largest mass demonstrations held in the country since the rape and murder of a female college student in Delhi in 2012.
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This was particular apparent during Erdogan's remote appearance on CNN Turk, where a television anchor showed that the President - who declined to reveal his location - was talking to her via FaceTime, allowing him to transmit a call to the public to take to the streets, public squares and airports to protest the coup.
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That proposal was one of the root causes of the 2014 Umbrella Movement -- which saw hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets -- and an attempt to pass it in LegCo ended in embarrassing farce as pro-Beijing lawmakers bungled a walkout allowing their pro-democracy colleagues to vote it down.
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When Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó rallied his supporters to take to the streets last week in a risky gambit to rally the military against President Nicolás Maduro, Bolton was front and center on television vowing that "all options are on the table" when asked about the possibility of U.S. military involvement.
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But instead of abandoning his protest plans for Russia's second biggest city, Mr. Navalny, in messages sent from prison, called on his supporters to take to the streets not only in that city but in others across the country to pressure authorities to let him compete in a presidential election scheduled for March.
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Thousands take to the streets for another national protest; another record is broken for the number of candidates running for Congress; another special election ends in a shock Democratic victory, like the one by Conor Lamb in a Pennsylvania congressional district that Donald J. Trump carried in 2016 by 20 percentage points.
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Students and families will "take to the streets of Washington DC to demand that their lives and safety become a priority and that we end gun violence and mass shootings in our schools today," they wrote on their newly launched website, asking people across the nation to march in their own cities as well.
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"If she loses and Temer takes over we will take to the streets, and we have the strength to stay there as long as necessary," said Marco Antonio Baratto, coordinator of the MST landless peasants movement, at a rally of several thousand Rousseff supporters camped out in the parking lot of Brasilia's football stadium.
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Fox News medical correspondent Nicole Saphier blamed "bad parenting" and young people who "like to take to the streets" for helping spread the coronavirus in the US. "We know that this generation — they like to take it to the streets, as AOC says, they do protests, they feel that they are invincible," she said.
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HONG KONG, June 6 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday in a bid to block changes to the Chinese-ruled city's extradition laws, which could pave the way for fugitives wanted by mainland China to be sent across the border for trial for the first time.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday in a bid to block changes to the Chinese-ruled city's extradition laws, which could pave the way for fugitives wanted by mainland China to be sent across the border for trial for the first time.
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Finally, the team demoed what is arguably the most transformative tool of all: an app called ECaSE, which some 29,22016 census workers will use as they take to the streets on foot next year to follow up with the estimated 221 million households that are expected not to respond to the census the first time around.
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A look at the consequences of both possible decisions ahead of the Constitutional Court's ruling: Following weeks of protests that saw millions take to the streets, South Korea's opposition-controlled parliament voted to impeach Park in December amid suspicions that she colluded with a confidante to filch from companies and allowed the friend to secretly manipulate state affairs.
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United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE on Sunday said the Iranian government is "being tested by its own citizens" as thousands take to the streets to protest.
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After all, even the most cursory research into the question of what motivates protesters who take to the streets after an unarmed black person is shot and killed by police — in Charlotte or anywhere else — would reveal the following: It's fairly safe to say that hatred of white people is not what motivates the white activists who participate.
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"We can march and take to the streets and yell about all the stuff we want to change, but unless we're getting people elected to office who are going to make those changes, we're not really doing anything," said Lindsey Kanaly, who organized the women's march in Oklahoma City and is now a March On board member.
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Now, at 9003, she is a single mother who works, lives on her own and plans to be among the first women who take to the streets on Sunday, the first day they will be legally permitted to drive in Saudi Arabia, an absolute monarchy that is the last country in the world to bar women from driving.
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In the wake of the assassination, we&aposve seen: the Iraqi parliament vote to expel American forces from their country; all the Democratic presidential candidates make statements condemning the strike; thousands of protestors around the world take to the streets; and both chambers of Congress introduce resolutions aimed at curbing the president&aposs expanding war powers.
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In this era when so much activism is online, when was the last time you saw a bottom-up, mass movement of young people in America and across the world — some four million in all — take to the streets on every continent as they did last week to demand action to stop the heating of our planet?
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US-HONGKONG-EXTRADITION/ Tens of thousands expected to rally to demand Hong Kong leader steps down HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tens of thousands are expected to take to the streets in Hong Kong on Sunday to demand the city's leader steps down, a day after she suspended an extradition bill following the most violent protests in decades.
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"Whether or not these cases will be solved depends on whether the NLD has a good relationship with the military commander-in-chief," said Myint Naing, the director of Human Rights Watch Defence, a local NGO in the Ayeyarwady Delta that is helping the villagers in Hta Ni. If they're not resolved, "we'll be forced to take to the streets," he said.
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Read more: Protesters in Hong Kong may have almost won this battle — but the fight for freedom and identity is far from overDespite the bill's temporary withdrawal, protesters have continued to take to the streets for weeks, demanding an independent investigation into allegations of police brutality, the dropping of charges against arrested protesters, and the complete tabling of the bill.
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Though science is not much in evidence when white nationalists take to the streets chanting slogans like "You will not replace us," scholars of racist ideology say contemporary white racism draws on the trope of "natural" racial hierarchy used to justify the enslavement of African-Americans, the American eugenics movement in the early 20th century and Nazi "racial hygiene" laws.
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"As Iranians from across the country take to the streets to protest their oppressive government, they are met with violence and live fire by Iranian authorities leading to the deaths of hundreds of innocent people," said Deutch and Wilson, the chairman and ranking member, respectively, of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East, North Africa and International Terrorism.
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Men and women take to the streets in the wee hours of the morning for J'ouvert, dancing behind huge music trucks with stereo systems that can be heard for miles, while dousing each other in buckets of mud, oil, and paint — all traditions that trace back to the ancient Indian and African cultures that managed to bring people of different colors and creeds together under the banner of one flag.
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Ricardo Rossello from office in what is likely the island's biggest protest ever26 celebrities calling for Puerto Rico's governor to resign after vulgar messages from his group chat leakedPuerto Rico's governor says he will not seek re-election in 2020 but refuses to step down after days of mass protestProtests in Puerto Rico show no sign of stopping as thousands take to the streets demanding governor resign over leaked text messages
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The text emphasizes the current importance of having these accessible spaces for protest and demonstration: As more New Yorkers take to the streets in the coming weeks and months, we see a powerful opportunity, and an urgent need, to make strategic improvements to our public spaces — our civic commons — that would make these vital gatherings of free expression safer, more effective, and even welcoming to all New Yorkers who want to participate in civic action.
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Over the course of nearly two weeks, I've witnessed members of the community come to one another's aid, as shellshocked students, faculty and staff clean up campuses; as weary doctors, nurses and other health professionals rush to hospitals and shelters to provide assistance; as tireless first responders, police officers and municipal leaders take to the streets day after day to ensure the safety of the Puerto Rican people, who are in a uniquely frightening and vulnerable situation.
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In advance of Saturday's March for Our Lives event — when kids and families "will take to the streets of Washington D.C. to demand that their lives and safety become a priority and that we end this epidemic of mass school shootings," according to March For Our Lives' website — Saturday Night Live alum Gasteyer teamed up with Jordan Roth (president of Jujamcyn Theaters) for a new episode of his satirical, musical web-series The Birds and the BS to tackle the controversial subject of America's 2nd Amendment.
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Hong Kong's government refused Friday to grant permission for a major protest march to take place over the weekend while two prominent activists, including Joshua Wong, were also charged for their participation in a June protest, per the AP. Why it matters: The twin moves, which authorities claim are linked to violence and unrest at earlier demonstrations, indicate that Hong Kong may be taking a "harder line on this summer's protests," according to the AP. The planned march was meant to mark the fifth anniversary of China's decision not to allow fully democratic elections for Hong Kong's leader, though it is still unclear if some protestors may still take to the streets on their own.
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Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) predicted Thursday that "people would take to the streets" if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE fired Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE as a precursor to ousting special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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