Examples by Region
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North America (117)
- Atlanta students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960-1961 1960-1961 — The Georgia State Capitol is in Atlanta. As that bill was being considered,
- Austin, TX, U.S. students sit-in for desegregated lunch counters (Austin Movement), 1959-1961 — Time period notes. There were scattered sit-in incidents beginning in spring
- Baltimore, MD, students sit-in to integrate Read’s drug stores, USA, 1955 1955 — The CORE would also become a pivotal organization for African-Americans in
- Baltimore students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960 1960 — Despite only lasting three weeks, the campaign was very successful. Baltimore
- Black students of Concord, N.C. sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960 1960 — One student sued the owner for physical assault charges, but the judge quickly
- California inmates hunger strike for humane conditions of confinement, 2011 2011 — Reportedly, a few California prisons are continuing to strike (as of November
- California inmates hunger strike to end “gang member” label by prison, 2001-02 2001-2002 — In July 2001, approximately 1,000 male prisoners in solitary confinement at Pelican Bay and Corcoran state prisons in California began a hun
- California residents campaign to stop aerial pesticide spraying (Stop the Spray), 2007-2008 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In Fall 2007, the United States [TRUNC]
- Cambridge, Maryland, activists campaign for desegregation, USA, 1962-1963 1962-1963 — Cambridge, Maryland, activists campaign for desegregation, USA, 1962-1963.
- Canadian Quebecois workers general strike for higher wages and job equality, 1972 — Although the strikes did not begin until late March, the leaders began the
- Canadians campaign against nuclear testing on Amchitka Island (Don’t Make a 1969-1971 — Protests arose from Alaskan citizens and American environmental and disarmament
- Carleton University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-87 1985-1987 — For the Carleton University student union and administration to boycott and
- Cherokee campaign against displacement, 1827-1838 1827-1838 — In addition, the state of Georgia expanded its state laws over the Cherokee
- Chester residents blockade Westinghouse incinerator, United States, 1992-1994 1992-1994 — It is unclear whether the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
- Chestertown, MD, “Freedom Riders” campaign against racial segregation, 1962 1962 — In February 1962, 145 student activists led by the NAACP’s Philip Savage traveled to Chestertown, Maryland, to challenge racial segregation
- Chicago students, teachers protest school closings, 2013 2013 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. 21 March 2013 Chicago Public School
- Chicago workers sit-in, gain benefits after factory shutdown, 2008 (Republic 2008 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 2006 Richard Gillman gained control
- Chinese-Americans protest conviction of NYPD Officer Peter Liang, 2016 2015-2016 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. On 20 November 2014, a New York police
- Citizens protest against Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, Wiscasset, Maine, 1979-1987 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant
- Civil Rights activists campaign against de facto segregation in Milwaukee schools, 1964-1966 — In 1963, nearly ten years after the Brown vs. Board of. Education court case
- Coalition of Immokalee Workers campaign against Taco Bell (Boycott the Bell), 2001-2005 — Coalition of Immokalee Workers campaign against Taco Bell (Boycott the Bell),
- Coalminers strike against Pittston Company in Virginia, USA, 1989-1990 1989-1990 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 1987, in order to cut costs [TRUNC]
- Columbia University students protest construction of a segregated gymnasium, 1968-1969 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 1959, Columbia University [TRUNC]
- Columbia University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, United 1985 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. On April 4, 1985, seven students
- Community members campaign for integration of Girard College in Philadelphia, 1965-1968 — Legal actions ensued, led by prominent African American civil rights attorney
- ‘CORE”s Route 40 Project: Maryland campaign for desegregation and U.S. Civil 1961 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 1960 and 1961, the Washington
- Cornell University students sit-in for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985 — In the spring of 1985, during the height of the divestment movement, students
- Corpus Christi Longshoremen Strike Against Poor Working Conditions and Benefits, 1935 — In Corpus Christi, Texas, on 20 September 1935, dock workers went on strike
- Durham students sit-in for U.S. Civil Rights, 1960 1960 — Sep 10, 2011 [TRUNC] Case Study Details. Database Narrative. By the late
- Emelle residents protest Chemical Waste Management hazardous waste landfill, 1978-1995 — Most environmental justice activists and scholars agree that ACE’s campaign
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Latin America (90)
- Argentine workers campaign for human rights (Semana Roja), 1909 1909 — Many workers also sought the resignation of the police chief, Ramón Falcón,
- Argentines protest Uruguayan paper mills, 2005-2008 2005-2008 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Argentina and Uruguay have a history
- Argentinian students force university reforms, 1918 December, 1917 to October, 1918 — Argentinian students force university reforms, 1918.
- Belizean unions strike to increase political participation and prevent increased taxation, 2005 2005 — A 26-day general strike and mass mobilization of Belizean unions, teachers, business chambers, students, and Maya leaders forced Prime Minis
- Bolivians end foreign-owned water privatization in Cochabamba ‘Water War’, 2000 1999-2000 — Bolivians end foreign-owned water privatization in Cochabamba ‘Water War’,
- Bolivians successfully oust military regime, 1982 1 September, 1982 to 17 September, 1982 — Bolivians successfully oust military regime, 1982.
- Bolivians win democratic control of the country’s gas reserves, 2003-2005 2003-2005 — Bolivians win democratic control of the country’s gas reserves, 2003-2005.
- Brazilian Indigenous protest construction of Belo Monte Dam on Xingu River 2008-2011 — To ensure that the rights of Brazil’s Amazonian indigenous peoples are [TRUNC]
- Brazilian women advance conditions for rural workers (Margaridas’ march), 2000 2000 — Brazilian women advance conditions for rural workers (Margaridas’ march),
- Brazilians drive out corrupt President - 1992 1992 — Brazilians drive out corrupt President - 1992.
- Brazilians organize anti-corruption campaign, 2008-2009 March, 2008 to September, 2009 — Brazilians organize anti-corruption campaign, 2008-2009.
- Campaign for the liberation of the “Suchitoto 13” prisoners in El Salvador, 2007-2008 2007-2008 — After President Antonio Saca’s water-privatization announcement was physically blocked by protesters in Suchitoto, a domestic and internatio
- Chile Protestas Nacionales 1983-86 1983-1986 — Three years of monthly ‘Protestas Nacionales’ — coordinated nationwide days
- Chilean high school students strike, win education reform, “Penguin Revolution,” 2006 — In April 2006, Chilean high school students launched a wave of protests, strikes, and school occupations demanding education reform [source:
- Chilean Student Campaign to Reform Education, 2011 2011-2013 — Creative nonviolent protest quickly drew public attention. Students used
- Chilean students protest for free public education, 2011-13 2011-2013 — Throughout the rest of July, many students engaged in sit-ins and strikes
- Chileans force roll-back of price increase for natural gas, 2011 2011 — Chileans force roll-back of price increase for natural gas, 2011.
- Chileans overthrow Pinochet regime, 1983-1988 May 11, 1983 to October, 1988 — Chileans overthrow Pinochet regime, 1983-1988.
- Colombian coffee farmers win campaign for a living wage, 2013 2013 — Farm workers’ strike · 172. Nonviolent obstruction. Methods in 3rd segment.
- Colombian women use sex strike to hold government accountable during road repair, 2013 late April, 2013 to early October, 2013 — Colombian women use sex strike to hold government accountable during road repair, 2013.
- Colombian workers strike to fight austerity, increase wages, 1997 1997 — Colombian workers strike to fight austerity, increase wages, 1997.
- Colombians overthrow dictator, 1957 1957 — Colombians overthrow dictator, 1957.
- Colombians protest Free Trade Agreement with United States, 2006 2006 — Colombians protest Free Trade Agreement with United States, 2006.
- Costa Rican merchants and bankers strike for electoral reform (Huelga de brazos caidos), 1947 1947 — The 1947 “huelga de brazos caídos” strike of Costa Rican shopkeepers, bankers, and the Northern Railways company forced the government to ac
- Costa Ricans protest open pit gold mining, 2010 2010 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 2008 [TRUNC] That same day, these
- Cuban hunger strike frees political prisoners, 2010 2010 — Following the February 2010 death of dissident Orlando Zapata Tamayo in Cuban custody, Guillermo Fariñas’s 134-day hunger strike and a paral
- Cubans general strike to overthrow president, 1933 1933 — Farm workers’ strike [TRUNC] By August 9, 1933, the general strike campaign
- Cubans general strike to overthrow president, 1935 1935 — Economic Justice. Classification. Change. Group characterization. public
- Dominican activists challenge Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship (Fourteenth of June Movement), 1959-1960 1959-1960 — A clandestine Dominican resistance led by Manuel Tavárez and the Mirabal sisters built up mass opposition to Trujillo’s 30-year dictatorship
- Dominicans strike for national economic reform, 2003-2004 2003-2004 — Two 48-hour general strikes in November 2003 and January 2004 against the IMF-backed austerity regime of Hipólito Mejía shut down 90-97% of
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Europe (74)
- Albanian workers force shift toward democracy, 1991 1991 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. During the Cold War era [TRUNC] “Reports
- Barcelona citizens general strike for democracy and economic justice, 1951 1951 — Barcelona citizens general strike for democracy and economic justice, 1951
- Barcelona workers win general strike for economic justice, 1919 1919 — The demands of the strikers were the “release of political prisoners, the
- Bosnian, Croatian, and Macedonian parents protest conscription of sons and 1991 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In the early 1990s the Socialist
- British citizens campaign for the abolition of the slave trade, 1787-1807 1787-1807 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. During the 1700’s, Great Britain
- British citizens protest apartheid South African sports tours (Stop the Seventy 1969-1970 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. The world voiced its opposition to
- British workers general strike to support mine workers, 1926 1926 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. The general strike of 1926 in Britain
- Campact Mass-Membership Model (2004–) 2004- — German online campaigning platform grown from a 2004 protest email list into
- Channel Islanders resist German occupation in WWII, 1941-1945 1941-1945 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. The Channel Islands, two British
- Committee of Soldiers’ Mothers of Russia campaign against the war in Chechnya, 1995 — In 1995, the Committee of Soldiers’ Mothers of Russia (CSM) led a nonviolent campaign to end the war in Chechnya and bring Russian soldiers
- Croatians protest closure of radio station (Radio 101), 1996 1996 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In the 20th century, Croatia existed
- Czechoslovak resistance to Soviet occupation, 1968 1968 — The case could be made that the ‘campaign’ actually extends until Soviet
- Czechoslovakians campaign for democracy (Velvet Revolution), 1989 1989 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. By the end of World War II, the Soviet
- Danilo Dolci leads fast and reverse strike for employment, 1956 1956 — Case Study Details [TRUNC] However, as this activism among labor unions grew,
- Danish Brewery (Carlsberg) workers strike for beer rights, 2010 2010 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Ranked as the world’s fourth best
- Dutch citizens resist Nazi occupation, 1940-1945 1940-1945 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In May of 1940, the Netherlands was
- East German protest emigration and Hungarian solidarity, 1989 1989 — '''''''[TRUNC] Democratic Republic) for good. Over 13,000 East Germans crossed'''
- East Germans protest for democracy (The Peaceful Revolution), 1988-90 1988-1990 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 1988, the German Democratic [TRUNC]
- East Germany June 17 1953 Uprising 1953 — On 16-17 June 1953, construction workers in East Berlin struck against a
- English Quakers campaign for freedom of religion, 1647-1689 1647-1689 — Start date is when George Fox, commonly believed to be the founder of Quakerism,
- Estonians campaign for independence (The Singing Revolution), 1987-1991 1987-1991 — Estonians sought an end to the Soviet occupation of their country, and demanded
- France November-December 1995 strikes 1995 — From 24 November to 15 December 1995, French public-sector unions (CGT, FO,
- France CPE movement 2006 2006 — In February–April 2006, French student unions, high-school student networks,
- French citizens block private school reform bill, 1984 1984 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. France has historically had a …
- French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-1960 — this proposition, reconsidered and dismissed the case. Though the protest
- French May 1968 General Strike 1968 — Ten million workers on strike and students occupying universities across
- French public sectors strike against the Juppe Plan 1995 1995 — No repressive violence. Classifications. Cluster. Economic Justice [TRUNC]
- French students and workers campaign for reform (May Revolt), 1968 1968 — Student revolutionaries who began the movement initially called for educational
- German citizens defend democracy against Kapp Putsch, 1920 1920 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In March 1920, Walther von Lüttwitz,
- German Peace Movement 1980-83 1980-1983 — In 1980-83, a coalition of West German peace groups (the ‘Friedensbewegung’)
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Asia (124)
- Afghan policewomen form human chain to protect women protesters in Kabul, 2009 2009 — When nearly 200 Afghan women marched against the Shia Personal Status Law outside a conservative Shia university in Kabul, about 1000 counte
- Ahmedabad textile laborers win strike for economic justice, 1918 1918 — During the period of intense plague outbreak from August 1917 to January
- Australian Aboriginal workers strike for fair wages and equality, 1946-1949 1946-1949 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 20th century Australia indigenous
- Mongolians win multi-party democracy, 1989-1990 1989-1990 — Apr 17, 2024 [TRUNC] Mongolian Case Study. Risking Protest; Creation of the
- Bahrain Women Demand Codified Family Law, 2000-2009. 2000 — At the time of this campaign the court system in Bahrain was divided into civil and shari’a sections; civil courts heard civil, commercial,
- Bangladesh factory workers protest for higher wages and better working conditions, 2012-2013 2012-2013 — After the Tazreen and Rana Plaza disasters, Bangladesh garment workers and a coalition of unions blockaded Dhaka highways, struck industry-w
- Bangladesh Nationalist Party stages hartals in opposition to government, 2010 2010 — The four-party alliance led by Khaleda Zia and Jamaat-e-Islami called a series of nationwide hartals, sit-ins and rallies from May to Novemb
- Bangladeshis struggle through noncooperation for political autonomy, 1971 1971 — A 25-day March 1971 non-cooperation campaign by Bengalis of every class — tax refusal, court shutdown, general strike, flag burnings, and Ch
- Bangladeshi garment workers fight for their wages at Tuba Group, 2014 2014 — Tuba Group workers blockaded roads, occupied a market floor, and locked Tuba owner Delwar Hossain in his own office for 18 hours to win May-
- Bangladeshis bring down the Ershad regime, 1987-1990 1987-1990 — A three-and-a-half-year campaign of weekly strikes, mass marches, professional strikes, and a 54-hour general strike culminated in President
- Bangladeshis demand their government recognize Bengali as an official language, 1947-1952 1947-1952 — A five-year campaign of press declarations, marches, hartals, and martyrs’ vigils in what was then East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) won offici
- Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018 2018 — After photographer Shahidul Alam was jailed under Section 57 of the ICT Act, photographers, activists and Nobel laureates combined street ar
- Bardoli peasants campaign against the Government of Bombay, 1928 1928 — Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel led Bardoli’s peasants in a six-month, multi-village tax-refusal that survived mass land confiscation, arrests, and
- Bishnoi villagers sacrifice their lives to save trees, 1730 1730 — When the Maharajah of Jodhpur ordered soldiers to fell khejri trees in the Bishnoi village of Khejarli for a new palace, 363 villagers — beg
- Cambodian garment workers protest corporations for “$177” monthly wages, 2014 2014 — While campaigns demanding higher wages for Cambodian garment workers have
- Chinese activist Feng Zhenghu occupies Tokyo airport to end his exile, 2009-2010 2009-2010 — After being denied boarding on flights back to Shanghai four times in 2009 on
- Chinese autoworkers strike for higher wages at Honda, 2010 2010 — In 2010, amid a sweeping wave of Chinese labor unrest, workers at four Honda
- Chinese farmers protest solar panel plant pollution, Haining, 2011 2011 — Further time is necessary. Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Since
- Chinese middle class and farmers protest Chengdu petrochemical plant, 2008 2008 — On the weekend of 3 and 4 May 2008, 400-500 residents of Chengdu, Sichuan Province
- Chinese middle-class protesters challenge chemical plant in Dalian, 2011 2011 — When tropical storm Muifa broke through the protective dike in front of the Jinzhou
- Chinese migrant workers protest for equal civil rights in Xintang, 2011 2011 — On 11 June 2011, migrant workers in Xintang, a majority-migrant area of Guangzhou
- Chinese residents and students stop petrochemical plant expansion in Ningbo, 2012 2012 — In October 2012, just two weeks before the once-per-decade Communist Party
- Chinese residents force relocation of Xiamen PX chemical plant, 2007 2007 — In November 2006, the Haicang District government announced a new paraxylene
- Chinese students campaign for democratic reform (Tiananmen Square), 1989 1989 — On May 17 and 18, one million people protested in Tiananmen Square in support
- Chinese students protest the Treaty of Versailles (the May Fourth Incident), 1919 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Post-WWI China was fraught with political [TRUNC]
- Chinese golf-equipment workers strike for benefits and union representation, 2014 2014 — On 21 July 2014, more than 2,000 workers at the China Qilitian Golf Articles (QLT)
- Citizens of South Korea campaign for investigation of the Sewol ferry accident, 2014-2017 — Case Study Details [TRUNC] The absence of government response led to growing
- Citizens defend Soviet state against August 1991 coup, Russia and beyond 1991 — On 19 August 1991, the “State Committee for the State of Emergency” placed
- Filipinos campaign to overthrow dictator (People Power), 1983-1986 1983-1986 — On February 7, the rushed election was held and the voter turnout easily
- Filipinos protest against Bataan Nuclear Power Plant and U.S. military bases, 1983-1986 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In July 1973, then-Philippine [TRUNC]
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Africa (88)
- Activists in Swaziland campaign for democracy, 2000-2010 2000-2010 — On June 22, 2001, King Mswati issued a decree expanding his powers, including the ability to ban books and newspapers without cause. O
- African fishermen and Greenpeace win better international fishing practices, 2011-2012 2011-2012 — However, the CFP subsidized the Pelagic Freezer-Trawler Association (PFA) and European trawlers with high and unsustainable fishing quotas t
- Algerian citizens nonviolently intervene to prevent civil war, 1962 1962 — After over seven years of a harsh and bloody war between Algeria’s socialist National Liberation Front (FLN) and the French military, Algeri
- Basotho people demand compensation for Lesotho Dam construction, 2001-2005. 2001-2005 — A 1993 LHDA survey showed that residents were unsatisfied with the amount of compensation to be provided, stating that it did not match the
- Beninese campaign for economic justice and democracy, 1989-90 1989-1990 — Benin gained its independence from France in 1960 and was then named Dahomey. Colonel Mathieu Kérékou took power of the country in a coup in
- Beninese people protest against alleged election fraud, 2011 2011 — In 2011, the Independent Electoral Commission of Benin organized a new electronic voting system for the upcoming presidential election, whic
- Black miners strike in the Northern Rhodesian (Zambia) Copperbelt, 1935 1935 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. By 1924, Northern Rhodesia [TRUNC]
- Black Rhodesian railroad workers strike for better pay, 1945 1945 — The Rhodesia Railways African Employees Association (RRAEA) was formed in spring 1944 in response to poor working conditions, and soon grew
- Burkina Faso protesters remove Blaise Compaore from power, 2014 2014 — In October 2013, Blaise Compaoré had ruled Burkina Faso for 27 years. However, the Constitution would have prevented him from running for Pr
- Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) transport workers strike, 2010 2010 — The Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, commonly known in English as Ivory Coast, is a Francophone West African county that plays a key role in trans
- Cameroon airline workers strike for compensation, 2005-2006 2005-2006 — They still, however, were not fully compensated for their time between October and January. On 12 February 2005, Kamga warned that Ca
- Cameroonian transport workers strike in protest of gas price, 2008 2008 — Economic Justice. Classification. Defense. Group characterization. Members
- Cameroonian women use Anlu for social and political change, 1958-1961 1958-1961 — Within a few weeks of beginning actions, the anlu group aligned itself firmly with the Kamerun National Democratic Party (KNDP), a pro-Camer
- Cameroonians general strike for democratic elections, 1991 1991 — Finally, the campaign did see a significant amount of growth. Case Study
- Central African Republic teachers strike for arrears, 2002 2002 — The teachers demanded that the government pay them nine months of their salaries from the total of twenty-three months in arrears.
- Central African Republic Unions Strike for Democracy 1990-1993 1990-1993 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative [TRUNC] On 4 June, the private sector
- Citizens and opposition parties organize for a fair election process in Lesotho, 1997 – 2002 1997-2002 — King Moshoeshoe had previously been exiled for trying to amend the constitution to allocate more power to the throne.
- Congolese LUCHA launch Fatshimétrie campaign for government accountability, 2019 2019 — From 2019 the DRC citizen movement LUCHA published an annual accountability barometer, Fatshimétrie, that rates the gap between President Ts
- Congolese protest for end to President Kabila’s presidency, 2016-2019 2016-2019 — This began the nonviolent protest movement to remove President Kabila from office and prevent him from remaining in power for a third term.
- Congolese Trade Unions’ Confederation strikes for trade union independence, 1990 1990 — On September 14, the CSC called a general strike to protest the government’s involvement within the trade union movement, and its recent ter
- Congolese win independence from the Belgian Empire, 1959-60 1959-1960 — They gave the Congolese a voice in creating institutional representation of what they wanted Congo to eventually become.
- Durban, South Africa, workers mass strike for a raise in wages, 1973 1973 — '''Power!: Black Workers, Their Unions and the Struggle for Freedom in South’
- Egyptian cab drivers protest colonial animal laws, 1906-1907 1906 — Cairo at the beginning of the 20th century was a fast growing city under British control. Many of the British in Cairo saw themselves as “ci
- Egyptian laborers strike for pay, ~1170 BCE 1170 BCE — The first labor strike in recorded history took place in the 12th Century,
- Egyptian Muslims create human barriers to protect Coptic Egyptians and stand against religious militancy and government inaction, 2011 2011 — On New Year’s Eve, in 2010, Islamic militants attacked the Saints Church in Alexandria, raising tensions and concerns about religious violen
- Egyptian textile workers strike for bonuses and to protest corruption, 2006 2006 — On March 3, 2006, Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmad Nazif announced that all public-sector manufacturing workers would be given an increase in t
- Egyptian workers strike and occupy textile factory for better pay, representation, and conditions, 2007 2007 — Misr Spinning and Weaving Company is the largest public sector Egyptian textile company, employing 27,000 workers in the mid-2000s. The comp
- Egyptians bring down dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak, 2011 2011 — Beginning in 1981, Hosni Mubarak ruled Egypt for over twenty-nine years. Though he ran for presidential reelection several times, elections
- Egyptians campaign for independence, 1919-1922 1919-1922 — Prime Minister Hussein Rushdi Pasha supported the right of the Wafd to present
- Ethiopian students protest against Emperor Selaisse’s regime, 1967-1974 1967-1974 — I have begun the time period after 1967 when student groups formed a single
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Oceania (18)
- 2019 Bougainville independence referendum campaign 2019 — The Autonomous Bougainville Government, led by President John Momis and
- Civil-society opposition to the 2006 Bainimarama coup, Fiji 2006-2009 — After Commodore Frank Bainimarama executed Fiji’s fourth coup on 4-5 December 2006, the Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma, the Anglican Ar
- Fiji Trade Union Congress campaign against the 2000 Speight coup 2000-2001 — After businessman George Speight and the Counter Revolutionary Warfare Unit stormed Parliament on 19 May 2000 and took PM Mahendra Chaudhry’
- Fijian Methodist and civil-society opposition to the 1987 military coups 1987 — After Lt Col Sitiveni Rabuka staged two military coups on 14 May and 25 September 1987, Fijian church leaders, FTUC trade unionists, USP stu
- How to Organise about Climate Related Workplace Health and Safety Issues 2023 — This resource, produced by the Australian Services Union in 2023, provides guides, factsheets, and case studies for workers organising aroun
- Kanak independence campaigns in New Caledonia, 1984-1988 1984-1988 — Between 1976 and 1988 New Caledonia experienced “the Events” — Kanak resistance to French colonisation centred on the Front Indépendantiste
- Maori resistance to British land seizure at Parihaka, New Zealand, 1879-1881 1879-1881 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. The Taranaki region of present day
- Nauruan phosphate-rights and independence campaign, 1960s-1989 1960-1989 — During the 1960s-1980s, Nauruan political organisations — most prominently Naoero Amo (Nauru First) led by Hammer DeRoburt — campaigned for
- Palau’s nuclear-free constitution campaign, 1978-1994 1978-1994 — In 1978 Palauans voted against joining the Federated States of Micronesia; on 1 January 1981 the Republic of Palau adopted the world’s first
- Samoa 2021 general election and constitutional crisis 2021 — After the 9 April 2021 Samoan general election produced a 25-25 tie between
- Solomon Islands conflict and Townsville Peace Agreement, 1998-2003 1998-2003 — Between 1998 and 2003 the Solomon Islands experienced violent ethnic conflict
- Mau opposition to New Zealand rule in Samoa, 1927-1933 1927-1933 — Mar 29, 2019 [TRUNC] Case study of the long struggle for Samoan independence
- Tongan civil-service strike and overseas protests, 2005 2005 — In 2005, after a five-year wage freeze imposed by the government of King
- Tonga pro-democracy movement and press-licensing protests, 2003-2010 2003-2010 — In 2003, the Tongan government passed a press-licensing amendment targeting
- Tongan royal-palace riot of 16 November 2006 2006 — On 16 November 2006, after parliament signalled it would adjourn for the
- Tuvaluan UN climate diplomacy and \“digital twin nation\” project, 2000-2022 2000-2022 — Tuvalu, a low-lying Pacific island nation with highest elevation 4.6 metres,
- Nagriamel secession of Espiritu Santo and the Coconut War, Vanuatu, 1980 1980 — In June 1980, Jimmy Stevens’ Nagriamel movement on Espiritu Santo blockaded
- West Papuan civil resistance and Morning Star flag prosecutions, 1969-present 1969-present — The Free Papua Movement’s nonviolent track raised the Morning Star flag
Transnational (31)
- Climate change adaptation Archives - Oxfam Policy & Practice 2018-2025 — Climate change adaptation. Filter Resources by. Resource type. Resource type,
- Climate Change and Gender Justice - Oxfam Policy & Practice — The vivid case studies in this book show how women and men in developing
- Climate Change and the Affordability Crisis in the Global North – Zine and 2019-2024 — Aug 6, 2025 … Counter-narratives that support climate action; Case studies
- Divestment - Beautiful Trouble — A divestment campaign is an effective way to apply economic pressure on an
- Dominican citizens general strike for free democratic elections, 1961-1962 1961-1962 — The campaign only grew a small amount after the first actions. The National
- East Timorese activists campaign for independence from Indonesia, 1987-2002 1987-2002 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. East Timor, a portion of the Indonesian
- Fridays for Future (2018–) 2018- — Greta Thunberg’s August 2018 solo school strike outside the Swedish parliament
- Gazans protest dire economic conditions and tax hikes (‘We want to live’ protests), 2019 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In February of 2019, a hashtag …
- Guam teachers strike for wage increase, 1980-81 1980-1981 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In 1980, the government of Guam [TRUNC]
- Guyanese sugar workers strike 135 days for economic justice, 1977 1977-1978 — Farm workers’ strike. Methods in [TRUNC] The strikers gained support from
- Hazara asylum seekers hunger strike on Nauru, 2003-2004 2003-2004 — Sep 30, 2021 [TRUNC] Hazara refugee asylum seekers engaged in hunger strikes
- How Climate Conversations can help Tackle Misinformation 2025 — Sep 16, 2025 [TRUNC] Listening and values-based conversations about climate
- How to Grow and Sustain Volunteers in Climate Conversations 2025 — Sep 16, 2025 … These interviewees came from a mix of national NGOs, grassroots
- How to Organise a Protest March 2022 — Aug 30, 2022 [TRUNC] Just before or during a major event that the demonstration
- Icelanders protest Karahnjukar Hydropower Project, 2000-2006 2000-2006 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In December of 2001, Iceland’s [TRUNC]
- Icelandic women strike for economic and social equality, 1975 1975 — Economic Justice. Human Rights. Classification. Change. Group characterization
- Irish republican prisoners campaign for special status, 1976—1981 1976-1981 — In the event of imprisonment, predetermined volunteers were ready to execute
- Ivorians demand switch to multiparty democracy, 1989-1990 1989-1990 — '''''''[TRUNC] campaign season that hurt the newly formed opposition parties’
- Jordanians protest for democratic and economic reform, 2011 2011 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Beginning in December of 2010, massive
- Kuwaiti women struggle for suffrage (Blue Revolution), 2002–2005 2002-2005 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. The country of [TRUNC] Additionally,
- Lessons from Successful Climate Justice Campaigns in North America 2004-2024 — Jun 12, 2024 … Introduction. What are the ingredients for a successful
- Marshall Islanders campaign against nuclear testing sites, 1982 1982-1983 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. The Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall
- Norillag prisoners strike for better conditions (Norilsk uprising), 1953 1953 — While not all of the campaigners’ goals are known, a source reports that
- Ovambo migrant workers general strike for rights, Namibia, 1971-72 1971-1972 — To end the contract labor system, including demands for the rights to choose
- Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976 1976 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. In the 1960s, Northern Ireland began
- Puerto Ricans protest United States Navy presence on Vieques Island, 1977-1983 1977-1983 — From 1977 to 1983, residents of Vieques, Puerto Rico, led by the Vieques Fishermen’s Association, protested the U.S. Navy’s military trainin
- Tibetan monks protest Chinese rule (Lhasa Protests), 2008 2008 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. On March 10, 2008, the … Previous
- Trans-national resistance forces South Africa out of the Mexico City Summer 1968 — Case Study Details [TRUNC] The Supreme Council for Sport in Africa initiated
- Trinidadians and Tobagonians strike for higher wages and labor justice, 1919-1921 1919-1921 — Case Study Details. Database Narrative. Following the end of World War I,
- Using Indigenous knowledge to adapt to climate change in Bolivia 2009 — The system is very sophisticated, producing fertile soil, fish stock, animal
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