Freedom of assembly

Freedom of assembly means that people have the right to gather together and talk about things they care about.

Think about when you have a birthday party and you invite all your friends to come over and celebrate. That's an example of assembling or gathering together.

So, just like how you can invite your friends over to your house, people can also invite other people to come together to talk about important ideas or causes they believe in.

It's important to note that freedom of assembly comes with rules. People must follow certain behaviors and actions during their assembly. They are not allowed to hurt others or damage property. It's just like how you and your friends have to follow your parents' rules when they have a party at home.

Overall, freedom of assembly means that people have the right to come together and discuss important things, as long as they follow the rules and do not harm others or damage property.