Freedom of Association

Definition

Freedom of association refers to the right of individuals to join together and form groups, organizations, or associations without interference from the government.

Related terms

Civil Society:

Civil society refers to the collection of non-governmental organizations and institutions that operate independently from the government.

Collective Bargaining: Collective bargaining is when workers come together as a group to negotiate with their employers for better working conditions, wages, or benefits.

Interest Groups:

Interest groups are organized associations that aim to influence public policy by advocating for specific issues or causes.