At least 26 people have been arrested after clashes between officers and demonstrators at a "Kill the Bill" protest in central London.
The Haryana Recovery of Damages to Property during Disturbance to Public Order Bill, 2021 was passed in the state Legislative Assembly on Thursday
Book review of The Role of External Support in Nonviolent Campaigns: Poisoned Chalice or Holy Grail?
Police fire after lobbing stun grenades, tear gas; rights group condemns action
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Non-violent campaigns led to regime change more than twice as often - that is, 53 per cent of the time compared to 26 per cent for violent campaigns, according to a study
Delhi police cites Greta's tweets in FIR; Oppn MPs stopped from meeting protesters
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Far from being an annoyance, mass movements are the only legitimate way of engaging the government today
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Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Friday announced the relocation of the project elsewhere in the coastal state
Commuters may face problems as some auto and taxi unions in Delhi have decided to join 'Bharat Bandh' on December 8 called by farmer unions protesting against the recent farm laws
Yadav and 18 others were booked for staging demonstration in a prohibited area without permission
After day-long clashes with police at the capital's border, farmers get a hearing on Dec 3
Video on social media showed flames shooting out a window in the legislative building
Thousands of protesters in Belarus swarmed the streets of the capital to demand the resignation of the country's longtime president and encountered police using stun grenades to break up the crowds
The protests have drawn tens of thousands of people to Jerusalem, as well as inspired smaller gatherings across the country. Protesters held signs Saturday that said
Thai stocks were Asia's worst performers this week, down 2.6 per cent
The Supreme Court judgment on Shaheen Bagh reflects how rules can be selectively used to make or break a protest
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that occupying public places like Shaheen Bagh for protests is not acceptable and such a space cannot be occupied "indefinitely"