INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STANDARDS FOR IMPLEMENTING THE RIGHT TO PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36486/np.2023.4(62).9Abstract
The article analyzes key international human rights sources and identifies provisions that directly regulate the right to peaceful assembly, confirming that the right to peaceful assembly exists for certain social groups. The article outlines guiding principles for freedom of peaceful assembly. It emphasizes the importance of the European Court of Human Rights as a genuine mechanism for ensuring the right to peaceful assembly. Particular attention is paid to the Guidelines on freedom of peaceful assembly developed by the Organization for security and cooperation in Europe (published in 2007).
Keywords: standards, international standards, human rights, the right to peaceful assembly.
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