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#17455 - Constitutional Rights Freedom Of Assembly And Association - Constitutional Rights
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ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATION
Very explicit restrictions and limits
Assembly1° The State guarantees liberty for the exercise of the following rights, subject to public order & morality
ECHR
- Trying to be as explicit as possible and exclusive.
- Gives specific restrictions about freedom of assembly for governments and bodies
- Have to bring the measure within one of the given headings to show that it is necessary for assembly to be restricted
Art 9, 10, 11 > ECHR
➢ Freedom of thought, conscience, religion, thought, assembly, association recognised as being linked to each other
➢ Underlying principle which motivates them
➢ Specific examples of people using this freedom > communicating and expressing their beliefs etc
➢ Art 35 > assembly and association are particular modes of this expression and here is an example of what links them
Alekseyev v Russia
Ban on gay pride marches in Moscow in three different years. Found to be a breach of article 11 of the ECHR as the bans were not necessary. There were no aims which justified this prohibition.
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Assembly mainly a form of expression
- Howeve,r there are dangers >
- riot, disorder, coersion as a result of the gathering of crowd
- Special costs
- Traffic disruption
- Nuisance
- Security required
- (extra)
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