Gyülekezési

Gyülekezési is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun gyülekezés, meaning an assembly or gathering. In legal and civil discourse, gyülekezési is used to describe matters related to the gathering of people, especially in relation to the right to assemble and the rules governing public demonstrations. The form appears in phrases such as gyülekezési jog (the right to peaceful assembly) and gyülekezési szabályok (rules governing gatherings).

Linguistic and contextual usage

As an attributive adjective, gyülekezési appears in official and descriptive language to specify issues connected with assemblies. It is common in legal texts, news reporting, and civic discussions when distinguishing between different aspects of gathering activities, from the organization and permit procedures to the conduct of participants during a demonstration or rally.

Legal and rights framework

In many jurisdictions, including Hungary, the concept is tied to fundamental freedoms of expression and association and to the right to peaceful assembly. National constitutions or fundamental laws typically protect this right, with regulations that may require notification to authorities for public gatherings and impose reasonable restrictions to protect public order, safety, health, and the rights of others. International standards, such as the European Convention on Human Rights, also recognize the right to peaceful assembly, guiding national laws and enforcement practices.

See also

Gyülekezés, gyülekezési jog, public demonstrations.