The High Court has issued seven directives regarding the use of live ammunition during public demonstrations. The ruling comes in response to a petition filed last July seeking a ban on live bullets during rallies and processions. The key directives include: 1. Every citizen has the right to participate in peaceful protests and gatherings. 2. Law enforcement must prioritize human life as the most valuable asset. 3. Force should only be used when absolutely necessary. 4. Authorities must respect human rights at all times. 5. There should be no discrimination in enforcement actions. 6. Law enforcement agencies must comply with legal obligations and be held accountable. 7. If a peaceful assembly turns into an unlawful gathering, police may take appropriate legal action under the Constitution and existing laws.