Revolutions of 2010-2012

The revolution of 2010-2012 may refer to:

Arab Spring, a revolution in the Arab World and Greater Middle East, which has toppled several regimes.

See also

Anti-government protests in the 21st century

Revolutions
and uprisings

Arab Spring	Bahraini uprising (2011) Egyptian revolution (2011) Libyan civil war (2011) Syrian uprising (2011)‎ Tunisian Revolution (2010–2011) Yemeni uprising (2011)

Colour revolutions	Georgian Rose Revolution (2003) Kyrgyzstan Tulip Revolution (2005) Ukrainian Orange Revolution (2004–2005)

Other	Second intifada (2000-2005) Kyrgyzstani revolution (2010) Lebanese Cedar Revolution (2005)

Other

Global protests	"Occupy" protests (2011–present) Protests against the war in Afghanistan (2001–present) Protests against the war in Iraq (2003–2011) Protests against world food prices (2007–2008)

Arab Spring	Algerian protests (2010–2011) Djiboutian protests (2011) Israeli border demonstrations (2011) Iraqi protests (2011) Jordanian protests (2011) Lebanese protests (2011) Mauritanian protests (2010–2011) Moroccan protests (2011) Omani protests (2011) Saudi Arabian protests (2011) Sudanese protests (2011) Western Saharan protests (2011)

Democracy protests	Azerbaijani protests (2011) Belarusian protests (2011) Chinese protests (2011) Georgian protests (2011) Hong Kong democracy demonstration (2005) Hong Kong universal suffrage demonstration (2010) Malaysian Bersih rally (2007) Malaysian Bersih 2.0 rally (2011) Nepalese democracy movement (2006) Ukraine without Kuchma (2000-2001)

Election protests	Armenian presidential election protests (2008) Iranian election protests (2009–2010) Russian election protests (2011)

Student protests	Austrian protests (2009) Canadian strikes (2005) Chilean protests (2006) Chilean protests (2008) Chilean protests (2011) Colombian protests (2011) Croatian protests (2009) Dutch strikes (2007) Irish protests (2010) Puerto Rican strikes (2010–2011) UK protests (2011) California protests (2009)

Other	Albanian opposition demonstrations (2011) Argentinian riots (2001) Armenian protests (2011) Burkinabè protests (2011) Cameroonian anti-government protests (2008) Canadian anti-prorogation protests (2010) Chilean Magellanic protests (2011) Croatian protests (2011) French civil unrest (2005) French pension reform strikes (2010) Georgian demonstrations (2007) Greek riots (2008) Greek protests (2010–2011) Hungarian protests (2006) Hong Kong 1 July marches Hong Kong Anti-budget demonstration (2011) Icelandic financial crisis protests (2009) Indian anti-corruption movement (2011) Iranian protests (2011) Israeli reserve soldiers' protest (2006) Israeli housing protests (2011) Kurdish protests in Iraq (2011) Kurdish protests in Turkey (2011) Malaysian HINDRAF rally (2007) Malawi protests (2011) Mangystau riots in Kazakhstan (2011) Mexican protests (2011) Moldova civil unrest (2009) Portuguese protests (2011) Russian Dissenters March (2005–2008) Sahrawi protest camp at Gdeim Izik (2010) Catalan autonomy protest in Spain (2010) Spanish protests (2011) Tamil diaspora protests against Sri Lanka (2009) Tamil diaspora protests against Sri Lanka in Canada (2009) Turkish Republic Protests (2007) UK anti-austerity protests (2011) US Tea Party protests (2009–2010) US public employee protests (2011)

Arab Spring

"Ash-shab yurid isqat an-nizam"

Events by country	Algeria Bahrain Egypt (revolution · transition) Iraq Israeli borders Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Libya (civil war · transition) Morocco Oman Saudi Arabia Sudan Syria Tunisia Western Sahara Yemen

Groups	Bahrain: Al Wefaq · February 14 Youth Coalition Egypt: April 6 Youth Movement · Kefaya · Muslim Brotherhood · National Association for Change · National Democratic Party · Revolutionary Socialists Libya: National Liberation Army · National Transitional Council Saudi Arabia: Umma Islamic Party Syria: Free Syrian Army · Syrian Revolution General Commission · National Council of Syria · National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change Tunisia: Constitutional Democratic Rally Western Sahara: Polisario Front Yemen: Alliance of Yemeni Tribes · Al-Islah · Hashid

Notable people	Algeria: Abdelaziz Bouteflika Bahrain: Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa · Hasan Mushaima · Ali Salman · Ali Jawad al-Sheikh Egypt: Hosni Mubarak · Omar Suleiman · Wael Ghonim · Khaled Mohamed Saeed · Gigi Ibrahim · Essam Sharaf · Mohamed ElBaradei Jordan: King Abdullah II · Marouf al-Bakhit · Samir Rifai Libya: Muammar Gaddafi · Saif al-Islam Gaddafi · Mustafa Abdul Jalil · Mahmoud Jibril · Mohammed Nabbous Morocco: Mohammed VI · Abbas El Fassi Saudi Arabia: Manal al-Sharif Sudan: Hassan al-Turabi Syria: Bashar al-Assad · Riad Seif · Hamza Ali Al-Khateeb Tunisia: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali · Mohamed Bouazizi Yemen: Ali Abdullah Saleh · Abd al-Rab Mansur al-Hadi · Tawakel Karman · Abdul Majeed al-Zindani · Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar · Sadiq al-Ahmar

Impact	Occupy movement Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Burkina Faso Croatia Djibouti Georgia Greece India Iran Iraqi Kurdistan Maldives Mexico People's Republic of China Portugal Spain Turkey United Kingdom United States (2011 Wisconsin protests · Occupy Wall Street)

International reactions	United Nations General Assembly Resolution 65/265 United Nations Security Council Resolution 1970 United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973 United Nations Security Council Resolution 2009 United Nations Security Council Resolution 2014 United Nations Security Council Resolution 2016

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