Protest is a fundamental right in democracy, enabling citizens to register dissent, demand accountability and effect change in public policy. Where a valid law requires prior permission, the state may enforce that requirement even against a peaceful gathering, experts said.
Protest is a fundamental right in democracy, enabling citizens to register dissent, demand accountability and effect change in public policy. Where a valid law requires prior permission, the state may enforce that requirement even against a peaceful gathering, experts said.
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Protest is a fundamental right in democracy, enabling citizens to register dissent, demand accountability and effect change in public policy. Where a valid law requires prior permission, the state may enforce that requirement even against a peaceful gathering, experts said.
