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Protecting Peaceful Protest: The OSCE/ODIHR and Freedom of Peaceful Assembly
Journal of Human Rights Practice, 2009 This article reviews ongoing work to increase awareness of, and raise standards in relation to, freedom of peaceful assembly across Europe, the South Caucasus, and Central Asia. The work is led by the Office of Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) at the Organisation of Security and Co-operation in Europe (OCSE).
Hamilton, Michael, Jarman, Neil
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Dissenting opinions on the freedom of peaceful assembly
Sravnitel Noe Konstitucionnoe Obozrenie, 2021The main purpose of the article is to analyze the content of dissenting opinions of the judges of the Constitutional Court of Russia regarding the implementation of freedom of peaceful assembly. The author concluded that in 2009–2020, there were three judgements (postanovlenie) and one decision (opredelenie) by the Constitutional Court of Russia ...
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Freedom of Peaceful Assembly: A Proposed Test
Despite its explicit constitutional protection and increasing social importance, freedom of peaceful assembly is underdeveloped in Canadian law. In the decades following adoption of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadian courts have given little attention to the meaning of s.
Camden Hutchison, Josh Dehaas
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5. Right to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and Association
2006Ralph Crawshaw, Leif Holmström
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The Contribution of ODIHR’s Assembly Monitoring to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly in the OSCE Region
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The Freedom of Peaceful Assembly in Europe
2015This volume presents an accessible overview of the current state of the legislation on the freedom of assembly in eleven selected member states of the Venice Commission: the UK, France, the US, Belgium, Germany, Turkey, the Russian Federation, the Ukraine, Poland, Hungary and Tunisia.
Prof. Dr. Anne Peters, Dr. Isabelle Ley
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RESTRICTIONS ON FREEDOM OF PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY AT THE TIME OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
45 YEARS HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE AREA OF SECURITY – EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGES AND SECURITY PERSPECTIVES, 2022The freedom of peaceful assembly is not an absolute human right. International documents provide restrictions that may be invoked in specific circumstances by States Parties, which are obliged to bring their national legislation into line with international standards.
Ivan Ilić, Dragana Milovanović
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The Rights to Freedom of Association and Peaceful Assembly
2019Abstract This section is about Article 15 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child dealing with The Rights to Freedom of Association and Peaceful Assembly.
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