Protests

The nationalistic Global Times newspaper told the police to "be tough" and said it "firmly supports" their actions

The visually impaired also spent Eid Miladun Nabi celebrating as well as protesting on the spot

Police also fired multiple rounds of tear gas at residents and then retreated, ceding the junction once more

Parliament's human rights committee says that 319 people have been killed since protests first erupted

Balochistan Assembly committee tells students their names will not be disclosed

Since June, protesters have thrown petrol bombs and vandalised banks, stores, metro stations

Patients whose surgeries had been cancelled during strike days given new dates

Traffic flow already compromised near Chauburji Chowk due to ongoing sewerage work

Lexicographers observe usage of climate strike increased four-fold since 2013

Says the attack was not only a serious criminal act but also pure election violence

He is believed to have fallen from one floor to another in a parking lot during weekend crowd dispersal operation

Visually-impaired, sub-engineers vow to continue protests till demands are met

Govt and doctors’ reps agree to hold consultative workshop to discuss legislative amendments

After the blockade caused fuel shortages and cost the country more than $6 billion

Demonstrators call on speaker of parliament to step down

Students chanted as they walked to the ceremony venue, calling for govt to respond to protesters’ demands

Police said three people were wounded in the incident, including the attacker

There have been many injuries in the protests, violence and vandalism has increased

Authorities have refused permits for many recent protests, making them illegal

Despite orders from Iraq's higher education minister to stay away from the rallies

Protesters are angry at perceived Chinese meddling with Hong Kong’s freedoms

Law requires internet providers to install technical devices by authorities to enable centralised control of traffic

China denies meddling in Hong Kong, accuses foreign governments of stirring up trouble

Riot police with shields, batons pushed back crowds of revelers and demonstrators

The technique is a centuries-old folk art form in mainland China but few people in Hong Kong have the skillset

The students of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University, Nawabshah were protesting for amenities as basic as drinking water

Hariri's resignation came after protesters destroyed a camp in central Beirut

Thousands of Chileans protesting for economic and political change

Police use pepper spray, batons to push back protesters, several injured

Minister says Fazl’s party could not gather even 10 people from different cities

Violence erupted after activist Jawar Mohammed accused security forces of orchestrating an attack against him

Protests represent the second phase of a week-long movement in early October that ended with more than 150 people dead

A large police contingent raided the protest camp set up by teachers, arrested over 200 protestors

They stage sit-ins on almost all major roads, including Jail Road, Mall Road

Dmonstrators set up roadblocks around the capital

Achakzai asserts people not happy with the internal and external policies of the govt

This is just one of five demands of the pro-democracy protesters

Protesters in Lebanon are angry about the state of the economy, corruption and public services

Hong Kong has now been battered by 20 weeks of protests, clashes have intensified each month

Bar council urges govt allow people to protest as it is their constitutional right

Says it is need of the hour to move forward with sagacity rather than showing unnecessary emotions and creating chaos

20,000 Muslims protested to demand the execution of a young Hindu man

The demonstrators are demanding a sweeping overhaul of Lebanon's political system

Two people shot, thousands injured and more than 2,300 people arrested since June

The first three days of clashes alone had cost an estimated 1,575,000 euros in damage

The unrest started as a fare-dodging protest against the hike in metro ticket prices in January

Dozens set tires on fire, some of them ripping out billboards

Foreign ministry spokesperson Geng says the US should stop meddling, warns China would take strong measures

Iraqi protesters say they have not been convinced by the government's response to their demands

Doctors start arriving, even from areas outside provincial capital