Sentence examples for a right to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

"The boys have a right to demonstrate.

The chancellor had earlier warned that a right to demonstrate did not extend to "rabble-rousing and defamation" against foreigners.

Kate also reports that that Chancellor Angela Merkel – towards whom much of the strikers' rage is directed – said she welcomed the protests, saying everyone had a right to demonstrate.

Arlana Curley, a Cheyenne River Sioux tribe member who has been at the protest camps since August, said that the plan was to have a peaceful action on Wednesday on army corps-controlled land where people have a right to demonstrate.

Regardless of the rights or wrongs of the president's bid for a third term, Burundians have a right to demonstrate peacefully and voice their opinions without being violently attacked by police.

If we understand that these people have a constitutional right to demonstrate and that we're there to protect that right, that's a way of looking at things that's a little different, and it helps us handle crowds better".

It was simply a demonstration in support of the right to demonstrate.

"This case is important not only to the class members and their attorneys, but also for civil liberties, as it scores a significant victory for the right to demonstrate in Chicago," the Chicago Coalition Against War & Racism said in a statement.

(These include restrictions on the right to demonstrate, an increase in house raids and searches without a warrant, power of officials to place people under house arrest, militarisation of the public space or police brutality against demonstrators).

Colorado passed a law this month that ensures the right to demonstrate, organize or speak concerning a political issue anywhere on campus.

But the prospect of being kettled, detained against your will in a crowd for many hours, is a serious deterrent and has an obvious chilling effect on the right to demonstrate.