Right to assembly and association

According to international law, the right to peaceful assembly ensures that all people have the right to gather publicly or privately to engage in peaceful meetings, protests, or other group gatherings. Freedom of association ensures that everyone may choose (or not) to form and/or join any group, such as political parties, civil society organisations, activist organisations, trade unions, religious groups, cultural organisations, or other groups (ICCPR, Part III, Articles 21 & 22).

The short answer is that this sometimes happens when we convert our statistical calculations into scores from 0 to 10, and it doesn’t mean anything special.