Activist Guide – Your Right to Protest

Everyone has the right to protest!

The right to protest is a vital way for people to speak out about issues that matter to them and make sure that people in power listen to their concerns.

Section 17 of the Constitution says that everybody has the right to protest, peacefully and unarmed.

This includes protests which are non-violent but very disruptive. This right is closely linked to other political rights in the Constitution, including freedom of expression and freedom of association (which means the right to associate with a cause, idea, or organisation).

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Release Zuma then everything will stop .leave the poor old man alone .his human .his not perfect he made mistakes.his intentions were good .he tried to help the poor by using our money count that as blessings we helping poor people .so why fight .he didn't mean to steal ur money his intentions were to help the poor in need since we are stable and not living in poverty .these are blessings that are going to come to each and everyone of you .god said do not judge someone else unless you are perfect .we all are not perfect we all make mistakes forgive him because god always forgives us and never gets tired of forgiving us .

san…@50.com · 3 years ago

Interesting

Dzakani · 4 years ago

Let the reading begin

Farid · 4 years ago

How can u earn money or get part time job

future zikhali · 7 years ago