Nonviolent Action

Sydney Police Detain Seven Amidst Fears of Planned Violent Act

On Thursday evening, NSW Police detained seven men in Sydney’s south-west, following information suggesting a potential violent act. Tactical operations police intercepted two vehicles as part of the investigation. Images from the scene show damaged cars and heavily armed officers detaining the men. Authorities have stated that, at this time, there is no connection to the ongoing Bondi terror attack investigation.

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3. 5% of Protestors Could Force Policy Changes, Study Suggests

How Peaceful Protest by Just 3.5 Percent of Americans Could Force Major Policy Changes From the Trump Administration

The idea that a relatively small percentage of the population could trigger significant policy shifts might sound far-fetched, but history suggests otherwise. The concept, often discussed, hinges on the power of sustained, nonviolent action, as some analysts have pointed out. The core idea is this: if just 3.5% of the American population actively participates in consistent, disruptive protests, it could potentially force the Trump administration to make significant concessions.

This doesn’t mean a one-off march, a polite gathering, or a fleeting social media trend.… Continue reading