If freedom of assembly were not a protected right, american citizens would be unable to join political groups that promote new social policies.
In some cases, the terms "freedom of association" and "freedom of peaceful assembly" are interchangeable. The freedom of peaceful assembly refers to a person's individual right or capacity to organize a group to express, advance, pursue, and defend a set of common beliefs. The freedom to associate is acknowledged as a civil liberty, political freedom, and human right.
It is possible to distinguish between the freedom to congregate in public areas and the freedom to join an association using the words freedom of assembly and freedom of association. While freedom of association is frequently invoked in the context of the right to organize protests and freedom of assembly is frequently used in the context of labor rights, the United States Constitution is read to mean both of these rights.
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