According to news articles, the law applies to someone who "intentionally or recklessly engages in conduct that obstructs the free passage of a public place". I

According to news articles, the law applies to someone who "intentionally or recklessly engages in conduct that obstructs the free passage of a public place". It's not about nuisance, it's about protests that prevent other people from passing through a public space. Seems pretty reasonable to me.