The term "clicktivism" is sometimes used to describe activists using social media to organise protests, for example the British group UK Uncut uses Twitter and other websites to organise protests and direct action against companies accused of tax avoidance.
The term "clicktivism" is sometimes used to describe activists using social media to organise protests the British group. This was for example. UK Uncut uses Twitter to organise protests and direct action against companies the British group. UK Uncut uses other websites to organise protests and direct action against companies the British group. These companies are accused of tax avoidance.