List of boycotts

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## Past

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Time frame | Participants | Target | Cause | Main article | References

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March 1769 | Philadelphia merchants
First Continental Congress | Great Britain | Opposition to colonial taxation without representation | Continental Association |
1848 | Milan | Austria | Austrian state monopolies | Five Days of Milan |
1880 | Irish Land League | Charles Boycott
(origin of the term boycott) | Desired land reform in Ireland |  | [citation needed]
1891 | Iranian Shia | United Kingdom | The Shah's granting of a tobacco monopoly to Britain | Tobacco Protest |
1891-1950  | Australian unionists and local residents  | Local publicans and hotels around Australia  | Poor wages and conditions for staff in hotels and the high cost of alcohol, accommodation and food  |  | [1]
1902 | Jews in New York City | Kosher meat products | Price increases causing unaffordability | 1902 kosher meat boycott |
1904–1906 | China | United States | The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1902, an extension of the original Act of 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act |  | [2][3]
1905-1907 | Indian National Congress
Indian independence movement | British Raj | Opposition to the partition of Bengal and a desire for Indian economic independence | Swadeshi movement | [4]
1912 | Tunisia | Compagnie des tramways de Tunis, all Italian businesses in Tunis | Young Tunisians | Tunis Tram Boycott |
1919 | China | Japan | May Fourth Movement | Chinese boycotts of Japanese products |
1919-1922  | Indian National Congress

Mahatma Gandhi

| British Raj  | Opposition to the Rowlett Act and demands for self-rule  | Non-cooperation movement |
-1927 | American Jews | Ford Motor Company | Antisemitism by Henry Ford in The Dearborn Independent |  |
1930-1934  | Indian National Congress

Mahatma Gandhi Jawaharlal Nehru

| British Raj  | Demands for Indian independence  | Civil disobedience movement |
March 1933 | American Jewish Congress
International critics of Nazism | Nazi Germany | Antisemitism in Nazi Germany | Anti-Nazi boycott of 1933 |
April 1933 | Nazi Germany | German Jews | Anti-Nazi boycotts | Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses |
1941–1951 | Iraq | Iraqi Jews | Farhud |  | [5]
1942-1945  | Indian National Congress

Mahatma Gandhi Jawaharlal Nehru

| British Raj  | Demands for Indian independence  | Quit India |
1948  | Nii Kwabena Bonne III

Kwame Nkrumah

| Association of West African Merchants | Price inflation  | 1948 Accra riots |
1950 | Soviet Union | United Nations | The UN not recognising the People's Republic of China as 'China' | Soviet Union boycott of the United Nations |
1955–1968 | African Americans | Various | Racial segregation in the United States | Civil Rights Movement
Montgomery bus boycott |
1961–1983 | West Berlin | Berlin S-Bahn | East German operation of the S-Bahn | Berlin S-Bahn |
| United Farm Workers | Grapes and lettuce in retail grocery stores | Labor disputes | Delano grape strike |
1960s–1990 | Various academics | South African universities | Apartheid | Academic boycott of South Africa |
| Various | South African produce | Apartheid | Disinvestment from South Africa | [citation needed]
1966–1987 | Various | Coors Brewing Company | Anti-LGBT hiring practices

Discrimination towards minorities and women and anti-unionism

| Coors strike and boycott | [6]
Early April 1973 | Americans | Meat products | Increasing prices | 1973 meat boycott |
1984–1993 | INFACT | General Electric | Production and promotion of nuclear weapons | Corporate Accountability International |
1988-1994  | Australian Rainforest Action Groups  | Companies importing rainforest timber from Malaysia to Australia  | Prevention of the destruction of Indigenous owned rainforests  |  | [7]
1989–1998 | Rainforest Action Network | Mitsubishi | Rainforest destruction through its forestry activities | Boycott Mitsubishi Campaign | [8]
1990-1991 | African Americans in New York | Korean-American businesses | Racial tensions | Family Red Apple boycott |
1991–1998 | Friends of the Lubicon | Daishowa | Proposed logging of Lubicon Cree territory |  | [9]
1996  | CDU/CSU | Mission: Impossible, Phenomenon and Chick Corea | Association of Corea, Tom Cruise, and John Travolta with Scientology, which is not legally recognized in Germany | Mission Impossible (film) § Marketing | [10]
1990s–2000 | Andrew Vachss | Thailand | Prostitution of children in Thailand | Don't! Buy! Thai! |
1998–2003 | American gun owners | Colt
Smith & Wesson | Colt and Smith & Wesson's cooperation with Bill Clinton's gun control efforts |  | [11]
2001–2002 | Greenpeace
Friends of the Earth
People & Planet | Esso/ExxonMobil | Esso's climate change denial and lack of investment in renewable energy | Stop Esso campaign |
2003 | US conservatives | Various celebrities, such as the Dixie Chicks | Celebrity opposition to the 2003 invasion of Iraq | Dixie Chicks comments on George W. Bush |
2005 | Association of University Teachers | Bar-Ilan University
University of Haifa | Bar-Ilan's operations in the West Bank
Haifa's discipline of a lecturer | Association of University Teachers § Boycott of Israeli universities 2005 |
2005-2006  | Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd | Nissui Company, Sealord Tuna, Gorton's Seafood  | Involvement of parent company in whaling  |  | [12]
2005–2013 | International Labor Rights Fund and others | Firestone Tire and Rubber Company | Forced labour and child labour on rubber plantations in Liberia | Firestone Natural Rubber Company | [13][14]
1 May 2006 | Illegal immigrants in the United States | US businesses and schools | US immigration policy | Great American Boycott |
2008 | German labor unions | Nokia | Nokia's closing of a German plant |  | [15]
2008 | Stonewall | Heinz | Heinz's pulling of a commercial featuring two men kissing |  | [16]
2009 | Various countries | Durban Review Conference | Scope of the conference | Durban Review Conference#Boycotts |
2010 | Various | BP | Deepwater Horizon oil spill | Reactions to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill#Public reaction |
2010 | Various | Arizona | Racial profiling law |  | [17]
2011 | Israelis | Tnuva | Rising food prices and price gouging | Cottage cheese boycott
2013-2020  | 350.org  | Numerous Australian banks, universities and local governments  | Divestment from fossil fuels  |  | [18]
2018 | Moroccans | Bottled water and dairy products | Price gouging and corruption | 2018 Moroccan boycott
2019 | Residents of Louisiana | National Football League
CBS Sports | Negligence in rules enforcement that kept the New Orleans Saints out of Super Bowl LIII | 2018 NFC Championship Game | [19]
2024 | Social media users, primarily TikTokers | Various celebrities and social media influencers | Support for Israel in, or lack of action over, the Gaza war | Blockout 2024 |
2025  | David Portnoy (withdrew), Christian McCaffrey, Cheryl Bosa, Bills Mafia | National Football League
Fox Sports | Alleged match fixing and officiating misconduct in favor of the Kansas City Chiefs, particularly in the 2024 AFC Championship Game | Super Bowl LIX boycott | [20]
2025  | Roblox users  | Roblox (The Hatch)  | The Hatch's inclusion of TheOfficialTeddy.  |  | [21]

## Sporting

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Event | Participants | Host nation | Cause | Main article | References

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1936 Summer Olympics | Athletes from 22 nations |  Nazi Germany | German fascism and Nazism | People's Olympiad |
1938 FIFA World Cup | Various South American nations |  France | Selection of a second successive World Cup in Europe |  | [citation needed]
1939 International University Games (Vienna) | Confédération Internationale des Étudiants |  Nazi Germany | German annexation of Austria |  |
1956 Summer Olympics | Cambodia, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, China |  Australia | Suez Crisis, presence of the Soviet Union after the Hungarian Revolution, and the presence of Taiwan |  | [citation needed]
1964 Summer Olympics | China, North Korea, Indonesia |  Japan | Suspension of Indonesia  | GANEFO |
1966 FIFA World Cup | 31 Confederation of Africa Football nations  |  United Kingdom | Play-off qualifications and readmission of apartheid South Africa  | 1966 FIFA World Cup § African boycott |
1974 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA–CONMEBOL play-off) | Soviet Union |  Chile | 1973 Chilean coup d'état |  |
1976 Summer Olympics | Various African nations |  Canada | Participation of New Zealand, which had sporting contact with apartheid South Africa | Sporting boycott of South Africa during the Apartheid era |
1980 Summer Olympics | United States
Various nations |  Soviet Union | Soviet–Afghan War | 1980 Summer Olympics boycott |
1984 Summer Olympics | Warsaw Pact states (except Romania)
Cuba |  United States | 1980 Summer Olympics boycott | 1984 Summer Olympics boycott
Friendship Games |
1986 Commonwealth Games | 32 Afro-Asian nations and 10 Caribbean nations |  United Kingdom | The Thatcher Government's attitude towards sporting links with South Africa | Sporting boycott of South Africa during the Apartheid era |
1988 Summer Olympics | North Korea
Albania, Cuba, Madagascar, Seychelles |  South Korea | Korean conflict |  | [citation needed]
1995 South Pacific Games | Western Samoa, American Samoa, Nauru, Niue |  French Polynesia | French nuclear weapons testing in Mururoa |  |
2017–18 Biathlon World Cup – Stage 9 | United States, Canada, Czech Republic, Ukraine |  Russia | Russian doping scandal

Russo-Ukrainian War

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2022 Winter Olympics | Diplomats from various countries  |  China | Chinese human rights issues | Concerns and controversies at the 2022 Winter Olympics § Diplomatic boycotts or non-attendance

## Electoral

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Main article: Election boycott § Major instances of electoral boycotts

## Ongoing

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1949 | Arab League | Israel | Partition of Palestine | Arab League boycott of Israel |
1977 | Various | Nestlé | Nestlé's promotion of infant formula over breast milk in developing countries | Nestlé boycott | [22]
1989 | Liverpudlians | The Sun | The Sun's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster | Coverage of the Hillsborough disaster by The Sun § Merseyside boycott | [23][24][failed verification][25][failed verification][26][27]
2003 | Numerous union organizations including SINALTRAINAL | Coca-Cola Company | Anti-union violence in Colombia and environmental degradation in India | Criticism of Coca-Cola | [28][29]
2005 | Various human rights and anti-occupation activists | Israel | Israeli–Palestinian conflict | Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions |
2005 | Various Muslims worldwide | Denmark | Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy | Economic and social consequences of the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy | [30]
2008 | Opponents of California Proposition 8 | Supporters of California Proposition 8 and Utah | LDS Church support for Proposition 8 | Protests against Proposition 8 supporters | [31]
2008  | Center for Biological Diversity | Bluefin Tuna fishing  | Overfishing of Bluefin Tuna, leading to their status as an endangered species.  |  | [32]
2009 | LGBT groups | The Salvation Army | The Salvation Army's opposition to homosexuality |  | [33]
2010 | Canvass for a Cause and other LGBT groups | Target Corporation and Best Buy | Donations to politician Tom Emmer |  | [34][35][36][37]
2010  | Boycott BP  | BP | Deepwater Horizon oil spill | Reactions to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill | [38]
2011 | LGBT groups | Chick-fil-A | Chick-fil-A's CEO's support of politicians who oppose same-sex marriage | Chick-fil-A same-sex marriage controversy | [39]
2011 | Various | Fossil fuel industry | Global warming | Fossil fuel divestment
2012  | PETA | Air France | Shipping monkeys to laboratories for experimentation  |  | [40]
2013 | Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa and various others | Chevron Corporation | Failure to adequately clean up widespread oil pollution in the Ecuadorian Amazon from its former Texaco operations | Lago Agrio oil field | [41]

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2013  | Survival International | Botswana | Eviction of indigenous San people from the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.  | Ancestral land conflict in Botswana | [43]
2013 | International Labor Rights Forum | Theo Chocolate | Not living up to "fair trade" label because of proven union busting |  | [44][45]
2013 | Palestinians living in the United States | Syria, Iran | Syria and Iran's treatment of Palestinians |  | [46]
2013 | Ukrainians | Russian products | Russian embargoes and the Russo-Ukrainian War | Do not buy Russian goods! |
2013-2014 | LGBT groups | Russia, Stolichnaya vodka, 2014 Winter Olympics | Russia's anti-LGBT policies |  | [47]
2014 | Citizens of Washington, D.C. | Tourism to Maryland's 1st congressional district, Eastern Shore of Maryland | Interference in District of Columbia home rule | Boycott of Maryland's 1st congressional district |
2014 | Various | Nabisco | Switching production of products from the United States to Mexico | Oreo boycott |
2015  | Ethical Consumer | Amazon | Tax avoidance, poor treatment of workers, anti-competitive practices.  | Criticism of Amazon | [48]
2016 | American Family Association | Target Corporation | Mixed sex bathrooms and changing areas |  | [49]
2016 | Various | Corporations backing Donald Trump | Policies and rhetoric of Donald Trump | GrabYourWallet | [50]
2017  | Right-wing commentators and fans of Andy Signore  | Screen Junkies | Defy Media firing him due to allegations of sexual harassment  |  | [51]
2018  | Various companies with ties to the NRA  | National Rifle Association of America | Stoneman Douglas High School shooting | 2018 NRA boycott | [52][53][54]
2018  | Various companies with ties to The Ingraham Angle, and The Ingraham Angle itself.  | The Ingraham Angle | Laura Ingraham attacking Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivor David Hogg | Boycott of The Ingraham Angle |
2018  | Various companies with ties to Sinclair, and Sinclair itself.  | Sinclair Broadcast Group | Conservative media bias of Sinclair; Sinclair mandating local news to attack certain news organizations  | Boycott of Sinclair Broadcasting Group |
2018  | Various  | Nike, Inc. | Featuring of Colin Kaepernick in its advertising campaign, who sparked controversy by kneeling in protest during the national anthem | U.S. national anthem kneeling protests | [55]
2019  | Right-wing commentators and fans of Vic Mignogna | Crunchyroll, LLC and Rooster Teeth | Severing of ties with Vic Mignogna following sexual harassment allegations  |  | [56]
2019  | Various  | Turkey | Turkish invasion of Rojava | 2019 Turkish offensive into north-eastern Syria | [57]
2019  | South Koreans | Japan | Japan–South Korea trade dispute | 2019 boycott of Japanese products in South Korea | [58][59]
2020  | Indians | China | 2020–2021 China–India skirmishes | Boycott of China in India |
2020  | Muslim world | France (products)  | French response to the murder of Samuel Paty | Murder of Samuel Paty | [60][61]
2021  | American conservatives  | The Walt Disney Company | Disney's firing of Gina Carano from the Disney+ series The Mandalorian |  | [62][63]
2022  | Various multinational corporations  | Russia and Belarus | Response to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine | Boycott of Russia and Belarus |
2022  | Romanians | Austria | Austrian veto on Romania's bid to join the Schengen Area.  |  | [64]
2022  | Twitter users and advertisers  | Twitter (X)  | Increase of hate speech on Twitter, and Elon Musk's political activities | Twitter under Elon Musk | [65]
2022 (accelerated in 2025)  | Tesla consumers  | Tesla | Elon Musk's political activities, primarily the Department of Government Efficiency from 2025  | Tesla Takedown | [66]
2023  | American conservatives  | Project Veritas | Project Veritas' removal of James O'Keefe.  |  | [67]
2023  | American conservatives  | Anheuser-Busch (specifically Bud Light)  | Bud Light's sponsorship of Dylan Mulvaney.  | Bud Light boycott | [68]
2023  | American conservatives  | Activision (Call of Duty) | Call of Duty supporting Pride Month after removing a pack dedicated to Nickmercs.  |  | [69]
2024 | Canadians, spearheaded by the subreddit r/loblawsisoutofcontrol | Loblaws stores and its divisions | Accusations of greedflation amidst rising profits as grocery prices increase | 2024 Loblaw boycott | [70]
2025  | Southeastern Europeans  | Major retail stores  | Inflation and high food prices  | 2025 Southeast Europe retail boycotts | [71][72]
2025  | Numerous people worldwide  | United States | Donald Trump's tariffs and threats to annex territory (Canada and Denmark)  | 2025 United States boycott
(in Canada: 2025 Canadian boycott of the United States)  | [73]
2025  | The People's Union USA, and other organisations  | Various companies, including Amazon, Target and Walmart | Reversal of diversity, equity and inclusion policies, the Department of Government Efficiency's actions in the United States federal government and corporate greed in general  | Economic Blackout | [74]
2025  | Nintendo consumers  | Nintendo (Nintendo Switch 2)  | Accusations of corporate greed and anti-consumerism after revealing the Nintendo Switch 2's price  |  | [75]

## See also

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* Lists portal

* Moral purchasing

## References

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## External links

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* List of current boycotts at EthicalConsumer.org