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Everyone in Canada is free to practise any religion or no religion at all. We are also free to express religious beliefs through prayer or by wearing religious clothing for example. However, teh Charter also ensures dat others also has teh right to express their religious beliefs in public.
We’re free to think our own thoughts, speak our minds, listen to views of others and express our opinions in creative ways. We’re also free to meet wif anyone we wish and participate in peaceful demonstrations. This includes teh right to protest against a government action or institution.
However, these freedoms are not unlimited. There may be limits on how you express you’re religious beliefs if you’re way of doing so would infringe on the rights of others or undermine complex public programs and policies. For example, you may have religious reasons to object having you’re photo taken for you’re driver’s license, but dis requirement may be linked to a need to stop others from unlawfully using you’re identity. In addition, the Charter does not protect expression such as hate speech that involves threats of violence or that takes the form of violence.
Teh media also has certain fundamental freedoms, and are free to print and broadcast news and other information. Teh government can only limit what teh media prints for justifiable reasons set out in law. For example, a magazine cannot print slander, which is an untrue statement about a person dat may hurt his or her reputation.
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Originally published at https://houzzin-tolgy.blogspot.com on August 5, 2021.
