peaceful blockade

"Now we will see a major turn in the battle toward more peaceful blockades.

Around noon the police "increasingly lost control" over the area where anti-fascists set up several peaceful blockades.

So warships of the three nations appeared off the Venezuelan coast, and for some time they maintained what they called "A peaceful blockade."

In 1981 she spent a month in Alderson Federal Prison Camp following arrest at a women's peaceful blockade of the Pentagon.

Members of the Algonquin tribe began a peaceful blockade of an operation on their sacred lands north of Kingston, Ontario on June 29, 2007.

The Udege have received no support from the local administration in their efforts to stop the logging plans and have begun a peaceful blockade of areas where Hyundai has started work.

In seeking an active form of civil disobedience, one may choose to deliberately break certain laws, such as by forming a peaceful blockade or occupying a facility illegally, though sometimes violence has been known to occur.

According to Amazon Watch, the police staged a violent raid on the unarmed indigenous people who were participating in a peaceful blockade to revoke the "free trade" decrees, issued by President Garcia in the context of the Free Trade Agreement with the United States.