Sentence examples for a right to protest from inspiring English sources

In our tradition, speakers have a right to speak, even if they present controversial materials, and protesters have a right to protest, even if the motivation for their protest is controversial.

But they have a right to protest.

They have a right to protest.

"People have a right to protest.

"We have a right to protest for what is right.

In a secular democratic country every citizen has a right to protest within constitutional limits.

But he said: "They have a right to protest; they have a right to their opinion.

She said: "This was clearly a protest where people had a legitimate right to protest an issue that they felt very strongly about, and it's a shame that a small minority of those protesters ruined it for everyone.

Speaking in Paris on Wednesday, Egemen Bagis, Turkey's chief negotiator with the European Union, said protesters in Taksim Square had a democratic right to protest.

In Paris on Wednesday, Turkey's chief E.U. negotiator, Egemen Bagis, said there were "sincere" protesters in Taksim Square who had a democratic right to protest.

In his campaigning, Mr. Pycroft has drawn a "distinction between people who just disagree — they have a full right to protest — and the animal rights terrorists" who have threatened scientists and damaged buildings.