Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Abstract

ABSTRACT :
The rights of the protester are an inherent right and are guaranteed by international conventions and constitutions for all citizens and residents of the homeland who do not have their nationality. They are rights that come first as necessary for the exercise of other public rights; they are a condition for the existence of other rights, whether economic, social, political or Others, however, exercise the right to demonstrate effectively (actually) It appears to be an offense committed by individuals, it has become seen as a marginal issue, the governments are not paying attention to their legitimate demands, and even the worst crimes against peaceful demonstrators are being carried out in order to suppress them. The demonstrators who truly practice an international, constitutional and legal licit That is why we chose this topic.
In the research, we followed a comparative approach based on the analysis of constitutional and legal texts and comparing them with the texts of the constitutions and laws of some states in order to reach valuable and useful results in our research .