The Indigenous Environmental Network and allies protested the Tar Sands gigaproject scheme in front of the Moon Palace in Cancun, where the UN climate negotiations are taking place.
Frustrated Hatian presidential candidates led a march through Port-au-Prince capital Thursday to demand officials annul an election they say was tainted by fraud.
About 150 students and faculty at the University of Texas in Austin protested possible budget cuts to liberal arts programs.
The occupation of a lecture hall at the University of Nottingham, which began on the November 30th following a second on-campus protest against the cuts to the Education budget and the subsequent rise in tuition fees, reached its third day yesterday.
Some 40 unemployed demonstrators gathered at the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree-lighting ceremony on Tuesday to protest the end of unemployment benefits, which will affect millions of Americans.
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Defying a media blackout and severe backlash, Tibetan monks, nuns and residents of a threatened mountain community are showing the world their resistance to a Chinese dam.
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