Gce Model Questions Vol1 2025 Civic Education Question 28

Practice objective / multiple choice question 28 from the 2025 Gce Model Questions Vol1 Civic Education examination.

Gce Model Questions Vol1 2025 Civic Education Objective / Multiple Choice Medium Difficulty
Question 28 GCE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1 • 2025 • CIVIC_EDUCATION • objective

A new law prohibits any public gathering of more than 20 persons without a police permit, citing public safety. Citizens claim this infringes the constitutional right to peaceful assembly. Using the proportionality test (legitimate aim, rational connection, necessity, and balancing), assess whether the law is compatible with the right to peaceful assembly.

Answer Options

A. No; the law fails the rational connection stage of the proportionality test but passes the necessity stage, making it partially compatible with the right to peaceful assembly.
B. Yes; the law satisfies the necessity stage of the proportionality test and is therefore compatible with the right to peaceful assembly.
C. Yes; although the law limits gatherings, it meets all stages of the proportionality test and thus does not infringe the right to peaceful assembly.
Correct Answer D. No; the law fails the necessity stage of the proportionality test and is therefore incompatible with the right to peaceful assembly.
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
No; the law fails the necessity stage of the proportionality test and is therefore incompatible with the right to peaceful assembly.

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This is Gce Model Questions Vol1 2025 Civic Education Question 28. It is one of the objective questions from the 2025 Gce Model Questions Vol1 Civic Education examination.

Difficulty level: Medium .

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