Synonyms for freedom of assembly
free·dom of assem·b·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. freedom of assemblynoun

   the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances; guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution

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1. • Civil Right
   • Law

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1. President Barack Obama:

   There are still areas of significant concern in terms of freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, accountability.

2. Abdullah Mohammed Al Ghailani:

   There have been increasing demands for genuine political reforms including genuine participation, a powerful parliament, freedom of assembly, ... freedom of expression, transparency, accountability, and anti-corruption measures.

3. Brynne Lawrence:

   This is a grave violation of Chinese citizens right to religious freedom and even of Chinese law, as the Chinese constitution specifies in Article 35 that Chinese citizens should enjoy freedom of assembly, and in the next Article, it says Chinese people should have freedom of religious belief, such breaches of both law and broader human decency should be universally condemned by members of the free world.

4. European Union:

   Legitimate opposition is a vital part of any healthy democracy, and it is critical that authorities respect fundamental freedoms, including freedom of assembly and speech, we urge authorities to demonstrate genuine commitment to a credible, transparent, and inclusive election process.

5. Johannes Hahn:

   The Commission hopes to see an end to the escalating violence in Turkey and the return to negotiations on a lasting solution on the Kurdish issue, in the past year, significant shortcomings affected the independence of the judiciary as well as freedom of assembly and freedom of expression, in particular as regards increased pressure and intimidation of journalists.