Federal Constitution: Fundamental Liberties Freedom of Association Freedom of Assembly
Federal Constitution: Fundamental Liberties Freedom of Association Freedom of Assembly
Federal Constitution: Fundamental Liberties Freedom of Association Freedom of Assembly
Constitution
Freedom of
Assembly
Fundamental
Liberties
Freedom of
Speech
Freedom of
Association
Introduction
Federal Constitution
Federal
Federal
Fundamental Liberties
Fundamental Liberties
The
Constitution is divided
into
15
parts
and
13
schedules.
Fundamental Liberties is in
Part II
There
are 8 Articles for
Fundamental Liberties
1)Article
2)Article
6-No Slavery
3)Article
4)Article
8-Equality
5)Article
6)Article
7)Article
11-Freedom of Religion
8)Article
9)Article
13-Rights to Property
Law
Law
Law
FREEDOM OF ASSEMBL
DIFINITION
Based
Freedom
of assembly is the
right of every individual to
peacefully assemble and
express themselves in any
association without arms.
Often
with
used interchangeably
the
freedom
of
LIMITATION TO FREEDOM
OF ASSEMBLY
The
freedom of assembly is
limited on the grounds of
maintaining security and
public order
1)
2)
prohibition of organization of
assemblies by persons below the
age of twenty one years;
3)
prohibition of participation in
peaceful assemblies of children
below the age of fifteen years;
4)
The
The
law
the
The
The
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
amendments include:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
1)
Religious assemblies
2)
Funeral processions
3)
Wedding receptions
4)
5)
Family gatherings
6)
FREEDOM OF Speec
opinion.
In
Malaysia,the provision on
freedom of speech was stated in
Article 10 of federal constitution.
Oral
communication
Written comunnication
Sign
Symbols
Art work
Music,lyrics
Photo
Magazine and newspaper
NO.
Things
Things
Things
Act
Police Act
Official Secret Act
Printing Presses and
Publication Act
the
privileges
of
Parliament
or
legislative
Assembly
Provide
against contempt of
court,
defamation
or
incitement to any offence.
FREEDOM OF ASSociation
Specifically,
freedom
of
assembly
is
understood in political context, and also, the
freedom of association can be understood to
include the right to freedom of assembly.
According
to
Federal
Constitution
of
Malaysia, the freedom of association falls
under Article (10) (1) (c), which states that
all citizens has rights to form associations.
Acts Pertaining to
Freedom of Association
The
Sec.
Numerous
Most
The
Acts of Freedom of
Association
Universities
Act
-This act mandates the universities
approval for student association and
prohibits students association and also
the faculty members from joining the
political activity.
-As a result, many students, NGOs, and
political parties are called for repeal or
In
has
There
The
proposed
changes
to
the
Employment Act would be most harmful
to workers right, trade unions, and the
existing
just
direct
two-party
employment relationship between worker
and end- user (the principal).
In
Cases on Freedom of
Association
i)
Under
The
Second
In
However,
The
appellant
challenged
the
constitutionality of Sec. 46 A (1) of the
Act in the grounds that the section
violated his rights of equality and equal
protection as guaranteed by Article 10(1)
(c) of the Constitution; and that it
violated his right to personal liberty.
The
Conclusion
As
Thank You.