The right of freedom of public assembly - constitutional aspects

• Author: Flamur Hyseni
• Position: University of Pristina
• Pages: 201-201

ISSN 2410-3918 Academic Journal of Business, Administration, Law and Social Sciences Vol 1 No 1

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e right of freedom of public assembly - constitutional aspects

Flamur Hyseni

University of Pristina

Abstract

Freedom and human rights are in the focus of human rights. e protection of fundamental

freedoms and human rights still remains the main challenge of consolidating democracy in some

countries. In this regard the diculties in protecting rights and freedoms are connected with

individual freedoms as well as collective freedoms. e freedom of expression continues to be

among the freedoms that dene the level of democratic development in countries. In this respect

the right to public assembly in many cases determines the degree of democratization of a country.

e Republic of Kosovo on questions about guaranteeing and protecting the right to freedom

of public assembly has set these entitlements in the Constitution of 2008, Article 43, freedom

of assembly. e organization of public meetings is regulated by Law no. 03 / L-118 for public

gatherings.

Even the international aspect of the right of public assembly presents a major challenge for

the consolidation of democracy and the commitment of the state to guarantee and protect the

fundamental human rights and freedoms.

Keywords:: Public rally, protest, demonstration, freedom, police.

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