Title: Do today's global protests have anything in common? - BBC News
Headings: Do today's global protests have anything in common?
Do today's global protests have anything in common?
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Climate change

Content: Catalan protesters have also been distributing infographics made in Hong Kong that detail how demonstrators can protect themselves from police water cannon and tear gas. " Now people must be in the streets, all revolts start there, look at Hong Kong," one protester in Barcelona told AFP news agency. In Bolivia, Evo Morales's decision to run for a fourth consecutive term in October angered many voters. In a 2016 referendum, a majority had voted "no" to dropping the limit of term numbers that Bolivians could serve. But Mr Morales's party took the issue to the constitutional court, which abolished the term limits altogether. Climate change
Of course, many of the protests that you hear about will have been linked to the environment and climate change. Activists from the Extinction Rebellion movement have been protesting in cities around the world, as they demand urgent action from governments. The protests have taken place in countries including the US, UK, Germany, Spain, Austria, France and New Zealand. Participants have glued and chained themselves to roads and vehicles, and tried to disrupt busy city centres. image copyright
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Climate change protesters have tried to disrupt activity in London as they call for urgent action
"We have no choice but to rebel until our government declares a climate and ecological emergency and takes the action that is required to save us," said Australian activist Jane Morton.