Religious freedom is a fundamental human right, protecting individuals' ability to hold, manifest, and change their beliefs without coercion. This vital...
Religious freedom is the human right protecting individuals' ability to hold, change, and manifest their beliefs, including the right to worship, practice, teach, or to have no religion.
It's protected by international instruments like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Article 18) and national constitutions worldwide, though scope and enforcement can vary.
Freedom of worship is the right to practice religious rituals. Religious freedom is broader, encompassing belief, non-belief, changing beliefs, and expressing faith in public and private life, not just worship.
Yes, generally, religious freedom can be limited to protect public safety, order, health, or morals, or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others, provided limitations are necessary and proportionate.