CHAPTER 9 Chapter 9 illustrates the extent to which the right to hold opinions and the right to freedom of expression are protected. Special emphasis is laid on the distinction between the right to hold an opinion and the right to freedom of expression. CHAPTER 10 Chapter 10 deals with the right to freedom of association and the right to form and join any trade union of one’s choice. The Chapter also deals with industrial action and essential services. CHAPTER 11 Chapter 11 describes the measures that the State party has put in place to protect the right to peaceful assembly. It also describes the challenges that exist in implementing the Public Order Act. CHAPTER 12 Chapter 12 deals with the right to liberty of movement and freedom to choose one’s residence. It is worth noting that the right is subject to certain restrictions. CHAPTER 13 Chapter 13 deals with the right of every citizen to take part in the conduct of public affairs, directly or indirectly. It outlines the electoral regulations that have been put in place to ensure universal adult suffrage. description of citizen’s access to public service. 9 It further gives a