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Democratic Beliefs, Rights and Liberties › Rights and Freedoms
What does it mean that Australians have the right to peaceful assembly?
- That people have the right to gather together in groups for lawful purposes, including protest
- That gatherings of more than 10 people require a permit
- That all gatherings must be silent
- That political meetings require government approval
Why this is the correct answer
Australians have the right to come together in groups and hold peaceful public gatherings, including protests and demonstrations, for lawful purposes. This right is a fundamental feature of a democratic society and allows citizens to express collective views and advocate for change.