The government
Responsibility:
The government is responsible for creating and enforcing legislation that does or does not restrict freedom of assembly and association. Their role and duty is to ensure a balance between the rights of citizens and the need for security and public order.
Jurisdictions:
The government is responsible for making, enacting and enforcing laws, including those restricting the right to freedom of assembly and association. They also have the responsibility to ensure a balance between the rights of citizens, and the need for security and public order.
Competences include:
- Review of current legislation;
- Creating and adopting legislative measures;
- Ability to consult directly and indirectly with civil society;
- Making decisions that restore the right to free assembly and association.