New citizen movements, such as the indignados in Spain, and Occupy in other countries, have articulated a sense that there must be an alternative.
Not exact matches
What the NYPD was doing was monitoring the open and public
movements of people who belong to a religion which demands the death or enslavement (through religious submission) of most of
New York's
citizens.
In 2016, the Home Office introduced
new rules which meant that rough sleeping was to be considered an «abuse» or «misuse» of an EU
citizens» right to freedom of
movement.
Supporting and affecting political
movements from
New York's Zuccotti Park and Egypt's Tahrir Square, «Facebook revolutions» and «Twitter revolutions» are conceived of as borne out of social media networks; they oscillate between the Charybdis of an anarchic freedom and the Scylla of surveilled repression, utilized by both
citizens and the state.
Much as
new technologies drive
new movements, so too they may offer a solution to moderate leaders wishing to connect with
citizens.
Then in 2016 the Home Office introduced
new rules which meant that rough sleeping was to be considered an «abuse» or «misuse» of an EU
citizens» right to freedom of
movement.
CEO for the anti-corruption nonprofit Mayday PAC; She's an antitrust and media expert, covered extensively in her book, Corruption in America: From Benjamin Franklin's Snuff Box to
Citizens United; Director of Internet Organizing for Howard Dean's campaign; Cofounded «A
New Way Forward», designed to break up big banks «too big to fail» which damaged small businesses after the 2008 crash; Involved with Occupy Wall Street; National director of the non partisan Sunlight Foundation which works to make Congress more transparent; Works to support education and backs the teachers and parents in the anti common core opt out
movement; Helped to organize the
movement to ban fracking in NYS;
Such a global
citizens movement would catalyze for a peaceful and prosperous
new world that generates widespread happiness and contentment — thus propagating widespread practices of mindful intentional action.
Knowing that time is ripe for catalytic campaign to evolve a powerful and coherent
movement expressing a supranational identity and building
new institutions for a planetary age the mission of TWC is to reenergize the dispersed and frustrated civil society towards advancing a diverse popular
movement of engaged
citizens the world over.
As David Axelrod told Jane Mayer of The
New Yorker in her extraordinary investigative article exposing the Koch brothers, «What they don't say is that, in part, this is a grassroots
citizens»
movement brought to you by a bunch of oil billionaires.»
In this post, Nathan Cambien discusses extensively
new case law by the CJEU on the topic of what actually constitutes «sufficient «
movement for EU
citizens to be able to invoke e.g. the right to be joined or accompanied by close family members.