Freedom of association and assembly

5. Peaceful protests/demonstrations allow people to show they are _____________ with the government.
6. Ability of people to meet/gather in a public or private place to exchange ideas, information or express views.
11. This is a longstanding protest at Old Parliament House.
12. Participation in democracy is not just about _______________.
13. This only implies freedom of association and assembly
14. Groups and organisations must be ____________ for people to associate with them.
16. Freedom of assembly gives people the right to ___________ ____________.
18. The Constitution _____________ freedom of association & assembly it is not explicitly written in the Constitution.
19. The definition of a 'terrorist organisation' is very ______________.
20. Despite being vital peaceful protests/demonstrations can cause ____________.

1. Freedom of association in Australia is viewed as a _________ __________________ __________.
2. Legislation exists that can prevent people visiting ____________ who live in known terrorist areas.
3. Recent laws in Australia prevented people associating with t_________________ o_________________.
4. Gives Australians the freedom to join an group or organisation (providing its legal).
7. Peaceful protests/demonstrations are a way for people to be _______________ involved in their community.
8. Who can determine/brand an organisation a 'terrorist' group?
9. In March 2015 there were protests in Perth branding an action to close Indigenous Communities _______________ ______________.
10. The new legislation can ______________ people for just being with other people even if their activities are not illegal.
15. Peaceful protests/demonstrations can force governments to ___________ or _____________ laws.
17. Legislation exists not only to prevent association and assembly with groups/organisations but also to prevent people ______________ them.