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Yes, protest groups are increasingly adopting tactics that directly disrupt operations or infrastructure, moving beyond traditional marches and rallies. This shift aims to create greater impact and force a response from companies or governments. The Sloterdijk action, by halting construction, exemplifies this trend towards direct, physical intervention to achieve goals.
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