Navigating the implicit right to protest in Australia - Txheeb txog tej cai tawm tsam ntawm Australia

Every week, impassioned Australians take to the streets, raising their voices in protest on important issues. Protesting is not an offence, but protesters sometimes test the limits of the law with extreme and antisocial behaviour. The chance of running into trouble depends on where you’re protesting and how you behave. - Txhua limtiam ces yeej muaj tej neeg Australia uas muaj kev kub siab txog ib yam dab tsi yeej mus tawm tsam ntawm tej kev, thiab qhia kom lwm tus pom txog qhov tseem ceeb ntawm ntau yam teeb meem. Cov kev rwg npoj tawm tsam kuj tsis yog ib co kev ua txhaum cai dab tsi, tab sis muaj qee zaus tej zaum tej neeg tawm tsam kuj ua dhau cai zog los sis yog coj tej cwj pwm tawm tsam zej tsoom. Ces thiaj tsuas nyob ntawm seb yus coj yus tej cwj pwm li cas rau thaum yus mus tawm tsam los yog mus tawm tsam rau qhov twg yuav ua cov txiav txim tias seb yus puas yuav raug teeb meem xwb.