Peaceful assembly a constitutional right, no permit needed, says Bersih


PETALING JAYA: It is the constitutional right of the people to assemble peacefully as it is part and parcel of a functioning democracy, says the Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih).

"The police is duty-bound to uphold the Federal Constitution by facilitating such assemblies by ensuring the safety of participants and controlling traffic.

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