which have been described as a "democratic awakening," are difficult to distill to a few demands, and have included protests against the Federal Reserve and clashes with local police over the right to camp out in public spaces. Uzbekistan There has been longstanding opposition to President Islam Karimov, from liberals and Islamists. The revolution in neighboring Kyrgyzstan began in the largely ethnic Uzbek south, and received early support in the city of Osh. Nigora Hidoyatova, leader of the Free Peasants opposition party, has referred to the idea of a farmers' revolution. She also said that her party is collaborating with the youth organization Shiddat, and that she hopes it can evolve to an organization similar to Kmara or PORA. See also Peaceful transition of power Social defence 1908 Venezuelan coup d'état References External links peace news – for nonviolent revolution How to Start a Revolution, documentary directed by Ruaridh Arrow Right to Nonviolence Nonviolent Social Change – the Bulletin of the Manchester College Peace Studies Institute- a journal on nonviolent social change Nonviolent Resistance, Reform, & Revolution ~ Civil Rights Movement Archive (U.S.) 12 Lessons in Nonviolent Resistance from the 1989 student occupation of Beijing's Tienanmen Square (2014-06-09), Chris Hedges, Truthdig Anarcho-pacifism