Canadian environmental activitists are often charged with offences for actions taken while expressing their protests,despite the protection of freedom of expression provided by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.Which of the following would immediately indicate the inability of the Charter to protect these individuals?

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The statement "the Charter excludes freedom of action" directly contradicts the principle of freedom of expression and protest, which includes the right to take action in support of one's beliefs. Therefore, if the Charter excluded freedom of action, it would immediately indicate the inability of the Charter to protect activists. The other choices either do not accurately reflect the Charter or are not directly related to the protection of activists' rights.

Canadian Environmental Activitists Are Often Charged with Offences for Actions