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Human Rights Commission of the Bar Association Repudiates Charges Against Peaceful Demonstrators and Points the Finger to Those Who Decide Them.

Summary by Jornal Expresso
Communiqué raises "serious questions of constitutionality" about the limit of 00:30 and considers it disproportionate to impose it by force. But it does not address the issue of tents, another ground invoked by the PSP

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The CDHOA still expresses "deep concern" with elements infiltrated in the protests "to provoke violence or instrumentalize a legitimate demand for purposes that are alien to it"

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Communiqué raises "serious questions of constitutionality" about the limit of 00:30 and considers it disproportionate to impose it by force. But it does not address the issue of tents, another ground invoked by the PSP

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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OA Human Rights Commission says that the automatic application of the planned time limit raises serious doubts of constitutionality and considers it disproportionate to resort to the police force.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Human Rights Commission of the Bar Association (CDHOA) rejected the repression of demonstrations for housing, raised constitutional doubts and censored the "political options for managing the protest".

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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