Letter from Amnesty International

What role does the government have in facilitating the right to protest and free expression?

• Restricting all forms of protest
• Ensuring peaceful demonstrations
• Demonizing peaceful protesters
• Creating a reasoned tone for discussion

What is one argument against the government's proposals to restrict the right to protest and free expression?

• Facilitating peaceful demonstrations
• Protecting national security
• Demonizing peaceful protesters
• Ensuring public safety

How does the 'Defending Democracy Policing Protocol' risk having a chilling effect on individuals' ability to exercise their right to protest?

• By facilitating freedom of assembly
• By misrepresenting the law
• By expanding protest locations
• By promoting peaceful protests

How does the 'Defending Democracy Policing Protocol' potentially impact the right to protest?

• Encourages peaceful protests
• Promotes freedom of assembly
• Imposes restrictions on protest locations
• Enhances the right to protest

What is one suggestion made by the signatories to the Prime Minister?

• Amplify divisive language
• Expand the definition of extremism
• Facilitate the right to protest
• Bar MPs from engaging with certain groups

What is the suggested action for the government regarding the recent crackdown on the right to protest?

• Amplify divisive language
• Expand the definition of extremism
• Bar MPs from engaging with certain groups
• Reverse the crackdown

What is the main concern expressed in the letter to the Prime Minister?

• Support for the Prevent duty
• Crackdown on the right to protest
• Facilitation of free expression
• Expansion of the definition of extremism

Which of the following is not cited as an example of unacceptable terms.

• terrorist
• hate mobs
• radical
• extremism

Divisive language on behalf of the government could potentially

• be misleading for citizens.
• lead to fewer demonstrations.
• trigger problems within communities.
• lead to more violent demonstrations

What might be a consequence of Prevent duty?

• It might mean young people feel more protected from racism.
• It might mean young people are accused of something they are not.
• It might lead to young people not being groomed by terrorists.
• It may be of great help to certain minority groups.