Sentence examples for basic right to protest-one from inspiring English sources

The young Czech fights for the basic right to protest-one that the American counterpart fully possesses but considers a minor asset, and abuses.

Draconian anti-protest laws deny the basic right to freedom of peaceful assembly while tightening restrictions on the media, including the jailing and prosecution of journalists, are restricting freedom of expression.

They understand that the key to securing everyone's basic right to access to higher education is a digital one.

The mass arrests of those protesting against the EDL last week, or at Balcombe, runs counter to our basic right to assemble.

The right to protest was one of the major victories after the overthrow of apartheid.

This incident reveals much about modern Angola, where the exercise of basic rights – to assembly, to protest, the right to read – has become a subversive act.

But, he added: "We reiterate our basic belief in the right to protest as well as requesting that those people living in the tents now leave the site peacefully".

Unite also said Mr Shapps' letter showed how "our basic liberties - including the right to protest - are not safe with the Tories" and accused him of "standing up for the powerful against the weak".

I hope that in the future, women and girls will litigate and protest about serious failures to safeguard their most basic rights to teach and learn in school environments free from discrimination, harassment and abuse.

"No one has been denied the right to protest," Mr. Fine said.

Denial of basic rights to women.