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What is the difference between the freedom of assembly and the freedom of association?

April 26, 2017assembly Association Freedom

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What is the difference between the freedom of assembly and the freedom of association?

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Freedom of assembly is explicitly guaranteed in the First Amendment, securing the right of people to meet for any purpose connected with government. Freedom of association protects the activities and composition of such meetings. This right is not explicitly set out in the Constitution but is instead derived from fundamental privacy interests and the rights of speech, petition and assembly.