One candidate says no more lockdowns, the other wants to put us in plexiglass boxes.
Protests
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What the Irish Water Protests Are All About, or How I Got Beat Up While Reporting on #Right2Water
An on the ground description of the recent Right2Water protest in Ireland, describing how serious this issue actually is.
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The Experience of Being Caught in a Bolivian Protest
Miners protest and shut down the streets of Tupizia, Bolivia.
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The Highs and Lows of a Day at an Australian Protest
Following the election of a conservative government, a peaceful, non-partisan group of Australian citizens decided to organize a nationwide protest against the policies of the federal government. March in March was a chance for citizens to express their disagreement over the governments decisions. Vagabond Journey was there to see what they had to say.
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A Wild Evening In Potosi
Caught in the middle of a Potosi street protest the author finds what justice means in Bolivia.
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Why 80,000 Hong Kongese Took to the Streets to Support a Television Network
What is so important about Hong Kong TV that 80,000 people would demonstrate against the government’s decision to deny them a broadcasting license? It’s more about what this scenario represents in a rapidly changing Hong Kong.
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Aggressive Protesters Surround Hong Kong’s Legislative Council As HKTV Vote Is Delayed
Tens of thousands of protesters rallied outside Hong Kong’s Legislative Council Complex as HKTV supporters clashed with pro-government demonstrators.
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Will Hong Kong Become an “Ungovernable Place” in the Struggle for Universal Suffrage?
As protests for universal suffrage get set to heat up again in Hong Kong, will civil disobedience bring the city to stand still?
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