Now, was she creating a disturbance? Was she attracting a crowd?

Inui's men swarmed our border, taking the First Fortress.

Half a million people had gathered in Prague s Letná Park to hear Havel speak.

Students have also mobilized in the states of Bahia and at the Federal District, and at least two schools have been occupied in the northern state of Pará.

I came back after two months and the children trooped in and said, We've understood nothing.

The initiative was very successful, and hundreds of bicycles were seen on campuses on October 4, photographs of which were shared through Facebook afterwards.

On February 18, thousands rallied against the president, gathering at a stadium with the intention of staying there until their demands were met.

Those hundreds of thousands of people who camped for weeks on the freezing streets of Kiev did so because they were demanding their dignity.

Millions marched across different towns and cities to demand the end president Hosni Mubarak's 30 year rule.

Because we rallied the world, nuclear materials are being locked down on every continent so they never fall into the hands of terrorists.

Ultimately, all levels of society, catalyzed by the actions of restive and disenfranchised youth, came together to demand change and reform.

Dozens of pop stars, from Pete Townshend and Paul McCartney to Madonna, rallied in support of the women.

A mass mobilisation against the austerity package implemented by Prime Minister Mario Monti and his cabinet, lamenting especially the steep rise in the price of petrol.

President Lee s allies have rallied, rightly, to his cause, but even we recognize that his restraint cannot be unending.

Greek and Armenian refugees crammed the waterfront trying to escape from the fire, while Turkish troops and irregulars committed massacres against them. The Asia Minor Expedition and Catastrophe, as well as the ethnic cleansing of the Greek population living there for thousands of years, had an enormous impact on the Greek psyche.

On March 12, in many cities across the country and outside Portuguese delegations throughout the European Union, youth are taking to the streets.

On 16 March, around 150 protested in front of the Ministry of Interior demanding the release of prisoners of conscience, whose families also took part in the protests.

On 8 September, thousands gathered in Tehran's Jaleh Square for a religious demonstration, despite the fact that the government had declared martial law the day before.

In the Polish capital, Catholic and conservative parties, together with the Solidarity Trade Union, inspired by a reactionary Christian radio network, Radio Maria, gathered for political and cultural, rather than economic, reasons.

CAMBRIDGE On a recent Saturday morning, several hundred pro democracy activists congregated in a Moscow square to protest government restrictions on freedom of assembly.

The video features Marzouki making an unexpected visit to a public market.

UNESCO has rallied editors and associated schools to take part in the campaign too. Thanks to their generosity, the books collected will refill the shelves in libraries, towns, recreation centres and schools.

The protesters rallied against what they consider big government, the dismantling of free market capitalism, abortion, and President Barack Obama's proposals on health care reform, taxation, and federal spending, among other issues.

During the global protests in over 1000 cities and 82 countries this October 15, people gathered under the motto United for global change to demand their rights and a true democracy.

Only when the courage of millions of ordinary Ukrainians gathered in central Kyiv galvanized world opinion did the US and EU marshal the courage to stand up for an honest election result.

When Obama attracted a crowd of 200,000 to a speech in Berlin last summer, Republicans criticized him as an elitist who appeals to crowds overseas but not to blue collar workers at home.

Pro change or pro reform or anti government protesters assembled in different points across Iraq this morning, to be faced with police brutality, media blackout and a government crackdown we have all become so familiar with by now.

But, unlike in 2011, when the few pro Western liberals and huge numbers of urban, middle class youth rallied against Mubarak, now the same groups support the coup, lending it a certain (democratic?) legitimacy.

For the sixth day in a row, and in a stark defiance to threatening messages beaming out of state TV, warning that any violation of the night curfew would be met with severe punishment, marchers gathered in Tahrir (Liberation) Square in central Cairo. The sequence of events was followed minute by minute by tweeters on the ground.

On 14 November, several hundred of the party's supporters marched to UNMIL headquarters and the ECOWAS office, as well as the Nigerian Embassy and the United States Embassy, where they delivered petitions calling for a rerun of the election.

How did Ukraine reach this state of cynicism? A year ago, everyone gathered in the streets of Kyiv knew what we were standing up against a corrupt government that sought to command life and labor, and to dispose of state property, at its will.