Protesters will not set up tents near Parliament but mark return to protest

A group of lawyers has issued a letter defending the right to protest, particularly regarding housing rights, against police actions. They argue that the use of tents during protests is symbolic and does not require municipal authorization. The lawyers claim that police orders to disperse protesters are unconstitutional and violate fundamental rights. They emphasize that peaceful protesters should not face charges of disobedience when resisting illegitimate orders. The letter also criticizes police actions, including masked officers and indiscriminate dispersal of individuals, which threaten public order and freedom of movement. The lawyers call for respect for fundamental rights and urge citizens to mobilize peacefully for housing rights.