All news on the topic: Tear Gas

They strike bodies with rubber bullets and burn eyes with pepper spray. They throw tear gas and explosive flash-bangs at chanting crowds. They break car windows. They push people to the ground. They drive vehicles into crowds and aim their guns.

As Nepal’s military negotiates with protesters, journalist Rajneesh Bhandari tells OCCRP about the corrosive corruption that enraged Gen Z.

According to the police, Ricardo Munoz allegedly threatened an officer with a knife following a report of a domestic disturbance in Lancaster

President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, utilized his address at the Republican National Convention to propagate a baseless conspiracy theory, claiming that Democrats organized violent protests to damage Trump politically

According to a series of recent civil rights complaints, guards at Winn Correctional Center in Louisiana frequently employ excessive force against inmates

Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales managed a number of ethical breaches among his team before instructing his officers to deploy tear gas against demonstrators

Portland's "Fathers Against Fascism" joined the "Wall of Moms," and brought leaf blowers to redirect tear gas. The feds seemed to like the idea.

Officials estimate that the protest drew a crowd of 3,000 at its height

Authorized by the president, unidentified federal agents have been tear-gassing protesters in Portland, as well as using other forms of excessive force.

Earlier that evening, Ted Wheeler was mostly booed as he attempted to rally protesters who have had nightly confrontations with federal agents

The lawsuits were initiated on the same day that the city revealed Philadelphia Managing Director Brian Abernathy's resignation

The agency reversed its previous claim, days after Park Police did the same.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has introduced a new bill that would ban police from using the chemical weapon on its own citizens.

In large cities, officers do not face any consequences for not wearing masks. This is sending a harmful message

An open letter signed by infectious disease and public health experts urged law enforcement not to deploy tear gas on anti-racism protesters.

The president pointed to praise from religious leaders Franklin Graham and Robert Jeffress in defending the photo shoot in front of St. John's Church.

When law enforcement employs excessive force and uses tools such as tear gas on demonstrators, here are some tips to help you remain safe while protesting

Protests continued overnight across the U.S., hours after police fired tear gas at peaceful demonstrators to clear the way for President Trump.

The president deployed federal law enforcement to forcibly clear an area for a photo opportunity while he warned of possibly invoking the Insurrection Act

“Greatest country in the world," the president said minutes after he had police violently clear protestors.

As the president spoke, police deployed tear gas and flash-bangs against protesters outside the White House demanding justice for George Floyd.

Demonstrators protested against the country's initial denial that it shot down a Ukrainian plane.

Police arrested hundreds of people on New Year’s Day in Hong Kong as hundreds of thousands protested as part of a months-long pro-democracy movement.