This Amnesty International briefing examines the barriers to the right to freedom of peaceful assembly in the Republic of Korea (South Korea), focusing on key provisions in domestic laws and policing practices that run counter to the government’s duty to guarantee this fundamental right to its people.
South Korea: Right of the People, Duty of the State: Freedom of Peaceful Assembly in South Korea
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