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Freedom of assembly

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Freedom of assembly is a special right. It lets people meet in peace. People use this right to share ideas. They can also work to defend their ideas.

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Some people use this right to protest. They gather to show what they think. This is often called the right to protest. Others use it to join groups for work. This is called freedom of association.

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Many big rules protect this right. The United Nations has a list of human rights. This list includes the right to meet. Many countries have this right in their own laws. The United States has it in the First Amendment.

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Rules in many lands like Brazil, Canada, and India protect this. It is also in laws in Japan and Mexico. Even in South Africa and Sweden, people have this right. It helps people act as one group to make changes.

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