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Redesigning Dissent: How Cities are "Protest-Proofing" Our Public Squares

Redesigning Dissent: How Cities are "Protest-Proofing" Our Public Squares

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 Why do some city plazas feel open and alive, while others feel sterile and watched? Why are park benches designed so you can't lie down on them? It's not bad design; it's intentional. These are the front lines in a silent battle for our public spaces.

Welcome to "Public Space Under Pressure." In this episode, we explore how our most fundamental right—the right to assemble—is being challenged by architecture and surveillance. We'll investigate "hostile design" meant to control our behavior, map the invisible net of CCTV and phone tracking that monitors protests, and discuss how the very design of a square can "protest-proof" a city. Drawing from human rights reports and investigative journalism, we ask a critical question: In our increasingly controlled cities, where do 'the people' truly have a place to gather?

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