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The Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 was amended in 2019, with several key changes to improve the right to peaceful assembly. Some of the notable amendments include: Shorter Notice Period: The original 10-day notice period was reduced to 5 days. This amendment aimed to make it easier for organizers to hold public gatherings without facing unnecessary delays. No Requirement for Children’s Participation Restrictions: Previously, children (those under 15 years old) were not allowed to participate in peaceful assemblies. The 2019 amendments removed this restriction, allowing children to join peaceful assemblies, which was seen as a move to encourage greater civic participation. Public Gathering Spaces: The amendments also introduced more flexible provisions regarding where peaceful assemblies can be held. This made it easier to hold assemblies in urban spaces without facing harsh restrictions from local authorities. These changes were made to align with international human rights standards and improve the legal framework for public gatherings.