Protest

To intentionally abstain from buying a product, or dealing with a person, organisation or country, as an expression of protest.

• Sedition

• Atrocity

• Martyr

• Boycott

A person who suffers great pain or death for their beliefs.

• Sedition

• Atrocity

• Martyr

• Boycott

To engage in language or behaviour that incites people to rebel against authority.

• Sedition

• Atrocity

• Martyr

• Boycott

An extremely cruel, violent or shocking act.

• Sedition

• Atrocity

• Martyr

• Boycott

The principles of right and wrong behaviour.

• morals

• conform

• wrath

• segregation

Extreme anger.

• morals

• conform

• wrath

• segregation

To comply with laws. To act in a socially acceptable manner.

• morals

• conform

• wrath

• segregation

The act of setting someone or something apart from others.

• morals

• conform

• wrath

• segregation

The right to vote in political elections.

• guerrilla warfare

• civil disobedience

• Satyagraha

• graffiti

• suffrage

Small groups of mobile forces using irregular warfare tactics to attack a larger, traditional army.

• guerrilla warfare

• civil disobedience

• Satyagraha

• graffiti

• suffrage