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Boycott
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Boycott
The conscious refusal to buy products from a certain company or country. Boycotts are often organized on a large scale in an attempt to influence the behavior of companies or countries. Very often, boycotts are ethical or political.
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Boycotting the upcoming parliamentary elections seems to be a compulsory decision taken by Joint Meeting Parties, as well as a bitter option the opposition coalition bravely selected for the sake of homeland.
Why is the opposition boycotting the upcoming elections? (Opinion) by Yemen Times (Sana'a, Yemen)
Email, SMS and social networking sites are all alerting people to the campaign and thousands of people across the world have already contributed to the boycotting efforts.
Boycotts: peaceful protest or shooting ourselves in the foot? by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
Lorna Fitzsimons, speaking for StB, said: "UCU seems to have an obsession with boycotting Israel.
Union accused of reviving academic boycott of Israel by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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