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Delhi Police’s New Protest SOP Puts Democracy on a 10-to-5 Clock: 50,000-Person Cap Raises Questions About Right to Dissent

by PC Bureau

14 November 2026

While democracies worldwide recognise reasonable restrictions for public safety, international human rights standards reject blanket limitations on protest timings and ...

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