Fundamental Law on Freedom of Association

The Fundamental Law on Freedom of Association guarantees individuals the right to form, join, and participate in groups or organizations of their choosing without undue restrictions. It recognizes that such freedom is essential for personal development, participation in civic life, and the pursuit of common interests. While it allows for regulation to protect public order and national security, any limitations must be lawful, necessary, and proportionate. Essentially, it ensures people can freely associate, collaborate, and express their beliefs through organized groups, fostering democracy and social development while respecting societal interests.