rooftop protest

She was dismissed after her involvement in a rooftop protest.

He made a third rooftop protest, this time demanding a prison transfer, but was again talked down.

On 17 April the remaining seven prisoners began negotiations to attempt to bring the rooftop protest to an end.

It said that 150 demanded severance and not all of them participated in the rooftop protest.

The rooftop protest was watched by a crowd of onlookers and supporters outside the prison.

He can't resist joining things, even rooftop protests.

The school made local headlines in 1982 when pupils staged a rooftop protest in response to a teachers' strike.

The year-long campaign involved marches and rooftop protests.

In 1979, IRA prisoners staged a rooftop protest over visiting rights.

In 1982, he performed his first rooftop protest after escaping to the top of Broadmoor and tearing off roof tiles.

After a sustained rooftop protest publicising their complaints about prison conditions, the last group of five prisoners finally surrendered on April 25.

He then goes stir crazy and launches a rooftop protest, sitting on the roof of the hotel and demanding better conditions.

He also embarked on one-man rooftop protests.

Three more prisoners surrendered the following day, one of whom, Barry Morton, had taken part in the rooftop protest on 26 March.

Later the same day, Bush and Morton climbed onto the roof of the prison and staged a twenty-hour rooftop protest.

Stroud High Street Action Group, with some rooftop protests and a high court judgement, demonstrated against this.

The court was told the incident sparked off a week-long rooftop protest by inmates at Franklands Jail, County Durham.

Steele escaped from prison several times, in order to make high profile demonstrations, including a rooftop protest and supergluing himself to the railings at Buckingham Palace.

After the rooftop protest, Microsoft said in a statement that it investigated, finding that the dispute centered on Foxconn's staffing and transfer policies, not working conditions.

Later in the year he was returned to Walton, where he made another three-day rooftop protest, causing £100,000 worth of damage, and another year was added to his sentence.

The riot and rooftop protest ended on 25 April when the final five prisoners were removed from the rooftop, making it the longest prison riot in British penal history.

According to Human Rights Watch, Basijis carried out nighttime raids, destroying property and beating citizens, in attempts to stop the rooftop protest calls of "Allahu akbar."

The 1990 Strangeways Prison riot was a 25-day prison riot and rooftop protest at Strangeways Prison in Manchester, England.

As unification approached many of the 4,250 prisoners in East German prisons rioted or went on rooftop protests or hunger strike in support of demands for a general amnesty on Oct. 3.