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The impact of public order laws on paid protest participation, including the use of existing laws and the proposal of new ones.
Since 2021 the –associated protest movement has overwhelmingly remained nonviolent in its public demonstrations, though a small minority of events involved violence or property damage and protesters f...
in is robustly protected by the but not absolute: courts allow “time, place, and manner” restrictions and prohibit speech that incites imminent lawless action or involves violence or property destruct...
The Constitution’s protects the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government, which courts and civil‑liberties groups treat as a broad protection for protesting in public spaces . That prot...
Organizers disclose for through a mix of voluntary transparency practices, sector-specific reporting rules, and proposed legislation that would require more explicit disclosure — all against a backdro...
Recent court activity and a wave of state and foreign legislation have focused squarely on who can be held responsible for unrest at demonstrations and on expanding police powers to regulate protest —...