Follow the Constitution,' activists tell govt ahead of Gen Z anniversary

Rights activists have defied police over planned June 25 demonstrations, insisting the protests will proceed despite concerns from security agencies and citing right for assembly and expression...

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Rights activists are proceeding with planned June 25 demonstrations despite police concerns, asserting their constitutional right to assemble peacefully.

Activists cite Article 37 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to peaceful assembly and protest.
Led by Francis Awino, convener of Mtetezi, organizers have notified the police of their plans.
The protests mark the anniversary of last year's demonstrations, which saw violence, casualties, and property damage.

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