Christian Weaver has published his second book, which aims to explain the rights of the individual to protest in a climate where those rights have never been so important.
Following the publication of his debut book, The Law in 60 Seconds: A pocket guide to your rights, Your Right to Protest: Understand it, Use it, continues to educate people on their basic legal rights as Christian explains:
“I wanted to empower people. Through cases I’ve undertaken I’ve seen what true powerlessness looked like. It made me think about how I could maximise my book’s influence and the empowerment it could provide.
I am fortunate that, by virtue of being a barrister, I feel like I have some power within society, but I have seen and worked with people who don’t. The book isn’t just about your right to protest but about trying to ensure that when people use their voice, there is some power behind it.”
The importance of protest and supporting those exercising their freedom of expression is rooted in Garden Court North’s core principles and values and this work remains a central focus.
Christian continues:
“This book feels even more relevant in our current social climate. In an ideal world, everyone who attends a protest will have this in their back pocket. Having a resource book that explains your fundamental legal rights in understandable language is essential.”
You can hear more from Christian Weaver in his recent appearance on the Byline Podcast where he discusses Your Right to Protest: Understand it, Use it and his incredibly important work on Awaab’s law.
To celebrate the release of his book, Christian will be appearing at book signing events at Waterstones and Hausmans below. You can purchase copies of both Christian’s books here.
Friday 4th October
13:00 – 14:00
Waterstones, 82 Gower Street, London, WC1E 6EQ
19:00 – 21:30
Hausmans, 5 Caledonian Road, London, N1 9DX
