The government’s lawyers argued the Al-Quds Day rally could become violent and inflame tensions in the city related to conflicts in the Middle East. Critics said an injunction would have been a significant, undue suspension of Charter rights.
The government’s lawyers argued the Al-Quds Day rally could become violent and inflame tensions in the city related to conflicts in the Middle East. Critics said an injunction would have been a significant, undue suspension of Charter rights.
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