All changes in society and politics are approved by a part of the people, and not supported by a part of the country's population. Dissenters, if organized, can express their protest in the form of a rally, boycott, strike or hunger strike.
Instructions
Step 1
If the government of the country approves the holding of a protest, it will be sanctioned, otherwise the protest will become unauthorized. Political protest sometimes turns into revolution, for example, in 2004, a protest against falsified election results in Ukraine led to the Orange Revolution.
Social protest is directed mainly against social inequality, against economic problems. For example, in Russia there was a march against the reform of housing and communal services.
Cultural protest is expressed by the population outraged by some unaesthetic event. For example, a protest against a gay pride parade. And the gay parade itself is also an action against the attitude of a certain part of people who are aggressively opposed to homosexuals.
Step 2
Protests can be varied in nature.
A meeting is a gathering of a large number of people to discuss issues of concern to them. Also, rallies are held in support of any demands or to express a protest. This action takes place in the open air, everyone and like-minded people can join it.
Demonstration of protest also gathers many people who disagree with something with posters, banners and other campaigning. This organized procession usually takes place along the main streets of the village to the government building, where the leaders of this action can already make a protest speech.
Step 3
The picket does not gather as many protesters as the demonstration.
Boycott - the complete termination of relations with an organization, enterprise, individual. It is used as a form of political or economic struggle. This protest action is carried out, for example, by refusing to go to elections, to buy the products of any enterprise in an organized manner.
Step 4
A strike is the termination of work at an enterprise or organization in order to achieve better working conditions, increase wages. The demands may be different, but as a result of the strike, an agreement is reached with the management on all workers' claims.
A hunger strike is a voluntary refusal of food by one person or a group of people. This protest action is carried out to achieve a solution to any problem of the hungry - political, economic, social or personal.
Step 5
Flash mob - the organization of this action is carried out via the Internet or a mobile phone. The actions of a group of people (mobbers) are negotiated in advance and performed in a specific place at a specified time. Participants of the flash mob can protest against anything or simply express their feelings with their action, leaders and characters change, and do not know each other.
