PERU

• Legal framework: 

Peru, Constitution of 29 December 1993.
https://mjp.univ-perp.fr/constit/pe1993.htm 

Article 2.
Everyone has the right :
3. To freedom of conscience and religion, either individually or in association. There shall be no persecution for reasons of ideas or beliefs. There is no crime of opinion. The public practice of all faiths is free, so long as it does not offend public decency or disturb public order.
12. Peaceful assembly without arms. Meetings in private places or places open to the public do not require prior notice. Those convened in squares or on the public highway must be notified in advance to the authorities, who may only prohibit them on justified grounds of public health or safety.
13. To join and create foundations and various forms of non-profit-making legal organisations, without prior authorisation and in accordance with the law. They may not be dissolved by administrative decision.
17. To participate, individually or in association, in the political, economic, social and cultural life of the Nation. Citizens have, in accordance with the law, the right to elect, dismiss or remove authorities, as well as the right of legislative initiative and referendum.

• Legislative framework: 

Ley General de Sociedades

Ley N° 26887

https://docs.peru.justia.com/federales/leyes/26887-dec-5-1997.pdf