Riots, protests and strikes

• Protests, riots and strikes as three kinds of politics event; where a view holds more than 2,000 they gather into counted bubbles.
• Click a protest for its size, what the protesters demanded and how the state responded, where the Mass Mobilization Project codes them.
• Opened from this page, the map plays 1990 to 2020.

• Mass Mobilization ProjectVersion 5.1 by David Clark and Patrick Regan: protests of 50 people or more against governments, 1990 to 2020, from newspaper reports.
• WikidataRiots, protests and strikes with a date and a place, nearly all with a Wikipedia article.

The Mass Mobilization Project ends in March 2020; later events come only from Wikidata.

• The Mass Mobilization Project leaves out the United States, so American protests here are only those Wikidata has.
• Most protests are placed at their city; about one in seven only at the country.
• More than half were ignored by the state, as the reports code it; about one in twelve met shootings or killings.