Anthropologists study human cultures, and many focus on studying remote Indigenous groups through ethnography and participant observation (e.g., living among or nearby Indigenous communities with their consent, systematically documenting local practices, and publishing research describing cultures and/or advocating for their preservation). Mining and resource extraction companies often seek the expertise of anthropologists when developing projects that may conflict with Indigenous territories. These anthropologists can serve as interpreters and experts on local geography, consultants on mining projects and corporate social responsibility, and intermediaries for negotiations with Indigenous peoples. The presence of anthropologists can sometimes be critical for mining companies to secure the trust of local Indigenous groups and gain knowledge about unfamiliar terrain.

The Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front is a political organization active in both India-controlled and Pakistan-controlled areas of Kashmir. The goal of this organization has been to push for a secular, independent Kashmir. In 2019, the JKLF was officially banned by the Indian government under an anti-terror law, after an attack on Indian security forces. It has recieved heavy support in both weapons and training from the Pakistani government in order to combat India. However, the JKLF's interests deviate from those of Pakistan, as it still views Pakistan as an occupying power.

Reward power is power based on the ability to provide benefits to people or withhold them. In terms of parenting, this would look like things such as giving gold stars and giving affection, praise, and attention for positive behaviour or revoking privileges and taking away posessions (e.g., "You should listen to me or I am going to take away your Xbox") for negative behaviour. Legitimate power is power based on one's position of authority in a hierarchy. In terms of parenting, this would look like incentivizing kids to do things because you told them to do it (e.g., "You should listen to me because I am your parent").

In Canada, a registered charity must have a clearly-defined purpose that falls into at least 1 of 4 categories. These include 1. relief of poverty, 2. advancement of education, 3. advancement of religion, and 4. other tangible social benefits, such as environmental advocacy or health research. A charity can also fall into multiple categories (i.e. a homeless shelter with tutoring programs, a church that runs a food bank), if they form a significant portion of its activities.

Doxxing is the act of publicly revealing previously private personal information about an individual or organization, usually through the Internet.