Strikers Rights
Your Right To Strike The U.S. Constitution addresses citizens’ rights to bring grievances against the government in the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights. It states: “Congress shall make…
When Does Protesting Become Illegal
When a Protest Crosses the Line Protesting is not inherently illegal. The First Amendment guarantees the right to peacefully assemble and express views, even if they are controversial or unpopular.…
Photographers’ Rights at Protests
I want to take pictures or shoot video at a protest You have the right to record public events, including protests, but understanding the limits and protections is important. Your…
Your Rights At a Protest
Where Your Rights Are Strongest Your rights are strongest in “traditional public forums” — streets, sidewalks, and parks. You also typically have the right to speak out on other public…
Know Your Rights
Know Your Rights: Demonstrations and Protests Knowing your rights during demonstrations is crucial for protecting yourself and ensuring your message is heard. Whether you’re attending a peaceful protest, organizing a…
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