Right to Protest

Why it matters

• Acts as a vital mechanism for democratic feedback and public participation in governance.
• Serves as a check on executive power by highlighting grievances that may otherwise remain unaddressed.
• Promotes the protection of minority viewpoints and marginalized interests within the political process.

How it is asked

Focus on the judicial balancing act between the exercise of fundamental rights under the Constitution and the state's obligation to maintain public order, specifically regarding the regulation of public spaces and the proportionality of restrictions.