concept   protest
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • United States (1) • Russia (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western countries (1) • North Korea (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • authoritarian regimes (1) • Western democracies (1) • Democratic countries (1) • political activism (1) • Authoritarian countries (1) • Greece (1) • current events (1) • highly censored countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 protest United States Protests in the United States are a common form of expression and often protected as a constitutional right. 18
2 protest Russia In Russia, protests are tightly controlled and may result in harsh consequences and state suppression. 9
3 protest United Kingdom Protests in the United Kingdom involve chanting, signs, and banners to address social and political issues publicly. 9
4 protest Western countries In Western countries, protests and protest marches are protected forms of expression and activism. 9
5 protest North Korea In North Korea, protests are tightly controlled and often repressed by the government due to their perceived threat to stability and authority. 8
6 protest Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, public protests and related activities are tightly controlled and suppressed by the government. 6
7 protest authoritarian regimes Protests in authoritarian regimes are perceived as a threat and are frequently suppressed violently. 6
8 protest Western democracies Peaceful protests are a fundamental right in Western democracies and a means of expressing dissent and demanding change. 5
9 protest Democratic countries In democratic countries, protests are considered a legitimate form of expression and are protected by law. 4
10 protest political activism Protest is a significant method for expressing dissent and effecting change in society through political activism. 3
11 protest Authoritarian countries Protests are heavily suppressed by authoritarian governments in countries with an authoritarian culture. 2
12 protest Greece Protests in Greece frequently involve street demonstrations, strikes, and labor actions. 2
13 protest current events Protest in current events is the exercise of democratic rights to advocate for social change and justice. 1
14 protest highly censored countries Protests in highly censored countries are often suppressed, and participants face significant risks. 1