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Preface | p. v |
Table of Cases | p. xi |
Table of UK Legislation | p. xxv |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Overview | p. 1 |
Historical Development of The Right | p. 4 |
The Function of Free Speech and Protest | p. 6 |
Protest and Democracy | p. 9 |
A Simple Dichotomy: Protest v Direct Action | p. 11 |
Deciding to Engage in Collective Action | p. 12 |
The Socio-Legal Aspect | p. 14 |
The Role and Behaviour of the Police | p. 18 |
Protest and Protesters at the Start of the New Millenium | p. 20 |
Protecting Human Rights in the Human Rights Act Era | p. 25 |
The Right to Protest at Common Law | p. 26 |
The European Convention on Human Rights | p. 29 |
A Home-Grown Bill of Rights? The Human Rights Act 1998 | p. 38 |
Conclusion: The Likely Influence of the Human Rights Act on Peaceful Protest | p. 55 |
Strasbourg Case Law on the Right to Peaceful Protest | p. 57 |
Introduction | p. 57 |
A Content Study of Protest Cases | p. 59 |
The Scope of the Right to Peaceful Protest | p. 63 |
The Extent of Lawful Interferences with the Right | p. 76 |
Conclusions | p. 114 |
The Locus of Protest | p. 118 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 118 |
Rights of Access Over Land for the Purpose of Protest | p. 121 |
Place-Specific Restrictions on Protest | p. 138 |
Police Powers in Relation to Protests on Land | p. 162 |
Conclusion | p. 167 |
Peaceful Persuasion and Communication Dissent | p. 168 |
Overview | p. 168 |
Marching, Meeting and Holding Demonstrations: The Statutory Scheme in the Public Order Act 1986 | p. 169 |
Showing Support for Causes and Campaigns | p. 213 |
Conclusion | p. 233 |
Taking Direct Action | p. 237 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 237 |
Direct Action Protesters as Terrorists | p. 239 |
Crimes of Violence and Damage | p. 241 |
Aggravated Trespass | p. 252 |
Harassment and Intimidation | p. 264 |
Other Criminal Measures to Control Direct Action | p. 292 |
Conclusion | p. 306 |
Preventive Action by the Police | p. 311 |
The General Duties of the Police | p. 311 |
Stop and Search Powers | p. 313 |
Preventing Breaches of the Peace | p. 319 |
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders | p. 362 |
Dispersal Orders | p. 364 |
Strasbourg Case Law | p. 373 |
Conclusions | p. 375 |
Private Law Remedies and Proceedings | p. 381 |
Introduction | p. 382 |
Possible Claims by Private Parties | p. 384 |
Conclusions | p. 398 |
Conclusion | p. 399 |
A Strasbourg Snapshot: The Right of Peaceful Protest under the ECHR in 2010 | p. 400 |
A Domestic Snapshot: The Right of Peaceful Protest in England and Wales in 2010 | p. 401 |
The Wider Picture: A Recap of Some Key Themes | p. 408 |
An Agenda for Change | p. 412 |
European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms 1950 | p. 426 |
Bringing an Individual Case to Strasbourg: An Overview | p. 431 |
A Summary of Strasbourg Case Law on the Right to Peaceful Protest | p. 433 |
Human Rights Act 1998, Chapter 42 | p. 467 |
Bibliography | p. 477 |
Index | p. 485 |
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