HUMAN RIGHTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES M9988
Essay Titles for Part 2: A Comparative Perspective of Protests and Law
(Assignment 2: 50%)
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You are required to submit an essay of 3,500- 4000 words.The word limit includes footnotes but excludes required bibliography. Penalties will begin to apply where written assignments exceed the established word length. Use OSCOLA Referencing style.
- How are processions and assemblies regulated in the UK? Can you identify any problems with the current legislative framework?
Required Reading
- David Mead The New Law of Peaceful Protest (Hart Publishing, Oxford 2010) 168-233, 252-263
- Christopher J Newman ‘Protest and aggravated trespass: refining the scope of “lawful activities” and “immediately practicable”’ (2012) 76 Journal of Criminal Law 286
- Christopher Newman ‘Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986: The Threshold of Extreme Protest’ (2012) 76 Journal of Criminal Law 105
Further reading
- Sophie Turenne ‘The Compatibility of Criminal Liability with Freedom of Expression’ (2007) Criminal Law Review 866
- Andrew Geddis ‘Free Speech Martyrs or Unreasonable Threats to Social Peace? – “Insulting” Expression and Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986’ (2004) Public Law 853
- Steve Foster ‘Free Speech, Insulting Words or Behaviour and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights’ (2004) 9 Coventry Law Journal 68
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