Lecture Series :
\nPEACEFUL PROTESTS \u2013 CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE \u2013 RIOT: CONTENTS AND RESTRICTIONS ON \u201cFREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY\u201d WITHIN THE LEGAL SYSTEM OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
\nProf. Dr. Regina Weiss
\nHochschule f\u00fcr \u00d6ffentliche Verwaltung Bremen<\/p>\n
Dates, Hours, Place :
\nSession 1 : September, 30th, Monday; 17.40-19.30, V 01
\nSession 2 : October, 1st, Tuesday; 17.40-19.30, V 01
\nSession 3 : October, 2nd, Wednesday; 17.40-19.30, V 01
\nSession 4 : October, 3rd, Thursday; 17.40-19.30, V 01<\/p>\n
Abstract:
\nProtests are omnipresent \u2013 they range from citizens\u2019 initiatives against industrial projects to revolt against political decisions, from non-violent sit-in blockades to rioting, from assemblies with few participants to mass protests. Despite the evident importance of protests and the social movement for democratic systems, we have to take into consideration that tension between the exercises of political rights on the one hand and the legitimate interests of third parties and the state itself, on the other hand, might occur. That leads to any political system to the question of how these tensions could be balanced. On which conditions may the legislator enact laws that restrict the freedom of assembly and in which cases may the administrative authorities, in particular, the police, interfere with assemblies? The lecture series provides an insight into the \u201eFreedom of Assembly within the Legal System of the Federal Republic of Germany\u201d by means of practical examples and exercises.<\/p>\n
Short Bio
\nRegina Weiss is Professor of Law in the Department of Law Enforcement and Training of Senior police officers at the University of Applied Sciences for Public Administration in the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen. Her doctorate at the Ruhr-University Bochum focused on the meaning of \u201eLaw within the meaning of the European Convention on Human Rights\u201d. She has been working for many years as a specialized lawyer for administrative law and as an adviser on constitutional and international law.
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\nFreedom of Assembly
\nOverview<\/p>\n
1. Introductory Session
\nConcepts of liberalisms and their consequences on international economics and human rights
\nI. Participants in international commerce
\nII. Legal sources of international law
\nIII. Legal protection, legal enforceability, methods of dispute settlement
\nIV. Efficiency in terms of
\n\u2013 international peace and security, protection of human rights,
\n\u2013 solutions of international problems of economic, social, cultural or humanitarian character
\n\u2013 territorial integrity and political independence of states.
\nV. Responses, i. e.
\n\u2013 interactions of participants in international commerce
\n\u2013 peaceful protests.
\n2. Freedom of Assembly
\nI. Overview
\n1. Characteristics of a liberal democracy based on the provisions of German Basic Law
\n2. Tensions between freedom of assembly and individual rights of third parties (Examples)
\n3. Tensions between freedom of assembly and national security (Examples)
\n3.
\nII. Current legal situation in relation to the freedom of assembly in the Federal Republic of Germany
\n1. Art. 8 Basic Law
\n(Fundamental statements of the Federal Constitutional Court)
\n2. Art. 11 European Convention on Human Rights
\n3. Law concerning processions and assemblies
\n(Essential aspects related to restrictions on the freedom of assembly)
\n4.
\nIII. Current legal practice in the Federal Republlic of Germany (examples)
\nIV. Outlook<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Lecture Series : PEACEFUL PROTESTS \u2013 CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE \u2013 RIOT: CONTENTS AND RESTRICTIONS ON \u201cFREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY\u201d WITHIN THE LEGAL SYSTEM OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY Prof. Dr. Regina Weiss Hochschule f\u00fcr \u00d6ffentliche Verwaltung Bremen Dates, Hours, Place : Session 1 : September, 30th, Monday; 17.40-19.30, V 01 Session [\u2026] <\/p>\n