religious freedoms

Religious freedom is the right to hold, practice, and express your beliefs without interference, coercion, or discrimination from the government or others. It means you can follow your religion or choose not to have one, as long as your practices don’t harm others. This freedom also includes the ability to change your beliefs, share your faith, and participate in religious community activities. It is a fundamental human right protected by laws in many countries, ensuring individuals can live according to their spiritual convictions safely and peacefully.