Citizens have a right to demonstrate against unfair rate increases and safety violations as well as other issues. in doing so, they exercise their right to:

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Emerson Burns

Social Studies

20 August, 04:16

Citizens have a right to demonstrate against unfair rate increases and safety violations as well as other issues. in doing so, they exercise their right to:

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Noe Bradshaw · Answer 1

The right that a citizen is exercising by joining a demonstration is the right to be heard.

This particular right refers to how an individual (even children) have the right to express their views in matters that affect them, and these view must be properly considered in the eyes of the law. It is generally considered to be a universal principle in today's society, especially in democratic societies.