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Protest and Public Place - Coggle Diagram

- - - - the right to peaceful protest
      - public ways and spaces
        
        cannot be occupied indefinitely
    - - suspended implementation of farm laws
      - created
        
        committee to ascertain
        
        various grievances
      - court´s action
        
        at first sight
        
        violation of separation of powers
- - - - impacting social movements
    - - work to both empower
      - digitally-fuelled movements and
      - contributes to their
        
        apparent weaknesses
    - - because they feel
      - forced into unequal situation
      - attempt
        
        gain or restore equality
      - do not distrub
        
        balance in society
      - cannot be time bound
    - - no absolute right to protest
        
        subjected to order of the authority
      - issues were not subjected to
        
        timely judicial examination
      - issues requiring
        
        immediate and effective
        
        adjudication
        
        in terms of their
        
        constitutional validity
    - - social movement
        
        could be less radical
        
        and less oppositional
        
        when the issues
        
        could be effectiviely
        
        sorted out by way of fair
        
        litigative means.
      - Timely Judicial Intervention
        
        cool down the protests