A right is something to which people are entitled; to assert that people have the right to peacefully assemble means that people should be allowed to do so and the government should not interfere. And peaceful assembly means that some group of people, two or more, can get together to talk, to make plans, to seek whatever political objective that they may collectively have, or to do anything else they may wish to do (possibly drink coffee) as long as it does not involve violence; they are not getting together to physically attack any person or property.
People have a right to get together, as long as they don't start a riot.
1st
Freedom of speech, peaceful assembly, press, and religion.
First amendment - The freedom of speech, press, religion, peaceful assembly and the right to make a change in Government.
The First Amendment promises the right to freedom, peaceful assembly, religion, press and the right to petition the government.
People have the right to gather in public to march, protest, demonstrate, carry signs and otherwise express their views in a nonviolent way.:)
Freedom of press Freedom of speech Freedom of religion The right to peaceful assembly the right to petition the Government for a redress of grievances
The 1st Amendment.
The five are, Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, right to issue a petition of grievances, right to peaceful assembly, and freedom and press. The right to bare arms is the second amendment.
We live a free country, the right to peaceful assembly being one of our freedoms. Nobody had to authorize nominating conventions except the parties that held them.
a group gathers to pursue a common purpose.
what do you mean by data assembly?
A sit in is a form of protest through sitting on the floor and refusing to leave until a point is heard, or a compromise is reached. The right of peaceful assembly may be a right used at this time - so long as the protest remains non-aggressive.