The freedom that gives people the right to come together to advance a social or political cause is known as the freedom of assembly. It is a fundamental human right that allows individuals to gather peacefully, either in public or private spaces, to collectively express their opinions, advocate for their rights, and work towards common goals. This freedom enables people to form associations, organizations, or movements to address issues they care about, raise awareness, and influence public opinion or government policies. It is recognized and protected by several international and national laws, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and various constitutional frameworks.
