noun a French term that translates to 'yellow vests', referring to the high-visibility vests worn by protesters in France during the 'yellow vests' movement
The term 'gilets jaunes' originated in France as a reference to the yellow vests worn by protesters in the 'Yellow Vest Movement' against government policies.
Used to describe a specific protest movement in France, known for its distinctive yellow vests.
Symbolizes grassroots activism and resistance against government actions.
Associated with protests, demonstrations, and civil unrest in France.
Refers to organized protests and demonstrations, particularly those involving the 'gilets jaunes' movement.
Journalists may cover the gilets jaunes protests in France and provide updates on the movement.
Politicians may discuss the impact of the gilets jaunes movement on government policies and public opinion.
Social workers may be involved in addressing the social issues that have led to the gilets jaunes protests.
Economists may analyze the economic factors contributing to the gilets jaunes movement and its implications.
Human rights activists may advocate for the rights of gilets jaunes protesters and support their cause.
Historians may study the historical context of social movements like the gilets jaunes protests.
Lawyers may provide legal assistance to gilets jaunes protesters who have been arrested or face legal challenges.
Sociologists may study the social dynamics and motivations behind the gilets jaunes movement.
Public relations specialists may advise organizations on how to respond to the gilets jaunes protests and manage their public image.
Activists may participate in or support the gilets jaunes protests as part of their advocacy work.