Freedoms of Association

Freedom of association is the right of individuals to join or form groups, organizations, or associations without interference. This freedom allows people to gather for social, political, economic, or cultural purposes, and is essential for democracy and civil society. It enables individuals to express their views collectively, advocate for common interests, and promote their rights. This principle is protected by international human rights laws, ensuring that people can organize, protest, or collaborate freely, fostering diversity and enhancing community engagement. It is fundamental for protecting minority rights and promoting a vibrant civil society.