Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway (1814, as amended 2014) (excerpts related to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly) (English)
The Constitution, as laid down on 17 May 1814 by the Constituent
Assembly at Eidsvoll and subsequently amended,
most recently in May 2014
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E. Human Rights
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Article 101
Everyone has the right to form, join and leave associations,
including trade unions and political parties.
All people may meet in peaceful assemblies and demonstrations.
The Government is not entitled to employ military force against
citizens of the state, except in accordance with the law, unless an
assembly disturbs the public peace and does not immediately disperse
after the articles of the statute book relating to riots have been read out
clearly three times by the civil authority.
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