1. Why The Right to Protest?

  2. Principle 1: Key terminology

  3. Principle 2: State obligations on the right to protest

  4. Principle 3: Non-discrimination

  5. Principle 4: Limited scope of restrictions on the right to protest

  6. Principle 5: State of emergency

  7. Principle 6: Legal protection of the right to protest

  8. Principle 7: Freedom to protest

  9. Principle 8: Freedom of location

  10. Principle 9: Freedom to choose the form and manner of protests

  11. Principle 10: Freedom to choose the cause or issue of protests

  12. Principle 11: State duties to facilitate protests

  13. Principle 12: State duty to adopt a human rights approach to policing protests

  14. Principle 13: State duties regarding the use of force

  15. Principle 14: State duties regarding the use of surveillance on protesters

  16. Principle 15: State duties regarding stop and search, detention or arrests of protesters

  17. Principle 16: State duties regarding liability and sanctions against protesters

  18. Principle 17: Accountability and transparency

  19. Principle 18: Free flow of information relating to protests

  20. Principle 19: Monitoring of and reporting on protests

  21. Principle 20: Protesters and other actors