What is the meaning of riot?

A riot is a situation in which people in a crowd are engaging in violence and/or destruction in the streets or another public space. Riots often involve two or more groups fighting, or one group causing destruction. Riot can also be used as a verb meaning to participate in a riot. Members of the crowd who do this can be called rioters.

What makes riot a great place to work?

We strive to create a supportive, creative workplace where Rioters can focus on what matters most: players. From champion-themed meeting rooms to PC cafes and arcades, Riot’s campuses immerse us in the player experience and enable us to team up and solve monumental challenges.

What is the difference between a riot and a protest?

Riots usually spring from some sort of grievance and become a form of protest or an attempt to raise awareness about an issue, or they may be outpourings of frustration from the deprived, oppressed, or dispossessed. On the other hand, riots may also be more simply grounded in hate, anger, or prejudice.

What is the Riot Act?

Back in 1714, the original Riot Act was passed by British parliament. It took effect 300 years ago, on August 1, 1715. It was aimed at “preventing tumults and riotous assemblies,” and made provisions for “more speedy and effectual punishing” of those who engaged in civil unrest.