Difference between Protesters and Objector

PROTESTERS vs OBJECTOR: NOUN

A person who objects to something.
One who objects; one who offers objections to a proposition or measure.
One who objects or interposes an adverse opinion, reason, or argument; one who is unwilling to receive and abide by a proposition, decision, or argument advanced, or offers opposing opinions, arguments, or reasons.
A person who dissents from some established policy

Dissenters, Crowds, Dissidents, Campaigners, Pickets, Demonstrations, Activists, Rioters, Marchers, Demonstrators, Contestant, Dissenter, Dissident, Objector, Demonstrator

Awareness, Objicient, Consciousness, Conscientious, Conscience, Person, Opponent, Opposition, Plaintiff, Claimant, Petitioner, Contestant, Dissident, Protester, Dissenter

Supporters, Anarchists, Counterdemonstration, Tear gas, Protestant, Petitioners, Opponents, Insurgents, Crowds, Dissidents, Rioters, Marchers, Contestant, Dissenter, Dissident

Objection, Conscientious objector, Awareness, Objicient, Consciousness, Conscientious, Person, Opponent, Opposition, Plaintiff, Claimant, Petitioner, Contestant, Dissident, Dissenter

Monday and who beat protesters in late July.
Drivers are plowing into crowds of peaceful protesters.
Cellebrite, to break into smartphones seized from protesters.
The rallies were permitted and initially the protesters followed the terms of the permits but some of the protesters began blocking the street.
In any case, if you think about it, there is little to separate the left anti war protesters from the right anti abortion protesters.
Chicago police and protesters respond to the incident between a police van driving through a group of protesters.
When unarmed protesters moved near the bulldozers, the guards used pepper spray and guard dogs to attack the protesters.
Protesters and police clashed again on the Dakota Access pipeline as protesters tried to push past the Backwater Bridge.
After taking pictures of officers beating protesters, he was attacked as police tried to seize his camera and fellow protesters helped him escape.
While often protesters are simply detained in order for officers to effectively control a crowd, some protesters do get charged with crimes.