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The past 12 months have seen protests around the world make headlines and dominate social media feeds.

But a recent report by the International Federation for Human Rights warned that the right to peaceful assembly and demonstration is under growing strain,

even within liberal democracies.

In this episode of the History Extra podcast, Danny Bird speaks to historians Katrina Navakas

and Timothy Gartonash to explore how protest has both challenged and changed the course of history.

The first question I want to ask is, what defines a protest? What distinguishes it from,

say, a revolution or a riot? Because it seems that these concepts are often muddled or can

become conflated. A protest quite often is defined by the law, and that's why it's a mutable term.

And that term has changed over time. certainly in England, Wales, our first definitions

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