Not unless specific exceptions are granted, of course. I was mentioning these examples because they seemed to fit more with the principles you wrote, not because they are feasible alternatives. Unless you live in a place where possession for private use is tolerated, and you can create a private association whose members can appeal to that tolerance. Like in Cannabis Clubs.

Human rights organisations are not above the law of each country, so the above applies.

We may see it as fundamental, but in the Universal Declaration of HR it's nowhere to be seen. The closest is Article 18, covering freedom of thought and religion.