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A political strike is a work stoppage organized by a labor union or group of workers to protest against government policies, laws, or political decisions. It is a form of collective action to raise awareness and influence political change.
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Carrying signs to protest at political events is normally known as picketing. This is a common activity in democratic systems of government.
A protest against a government or the government's ideas.
It means you can't be arrested for protests or writing against the government. When a person writes against government policies it can be called sedition and they can be arrested if there wasn't a right to protest. Think about the people who protest today they come under the 1st amendment.
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ever since the 1990's we have been losing our rights and freedoms as Americans with everything from protest, to freedom of speech, religion and the right to choose.
Some examples of freedoms that are restricted in America include limitations on freedom of speech, restrictions on privacy rights, and constraints on the right to protest in certain circumstances.
Ian Neary has written: 'Political protest and social control in pre-war Japan' -- subject(s): Buraku people, Politics and government, Politics andgovernment, Political activity, History
People come together and "protest" fight for there rights against the government or at jobs.
Sebastian Richter has written: 'Norm und Eigensinn' -- subject- s -: Politics and government, Protest movements, Opposition - Political science -
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