Примери коришћења To freedom of religion на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Everybody has a right to freedom of religion.
It is unfortunate, however, that they haven't passed any legal ramifications for those who do not guarantee the right to freedom of religion.
Everyone has the right to freedom of religion.
And yet we reserve the right to respond and do all we can to protect human rights,including the right to freedom of religion”.
Vietnam respects right to freedom of religion and belief.
The Russian Constitution andEuropean Constitution both guarantee citizens the right to freedom of religion.
And with our constitutional right to freedom of religion, this also includes the freedom to reject any religion. .
Thus, the government of Pristina not only held an indicative andillegal detention but also violated the right of people to freedom of religion.
Post-apartheid South Africa's Constitution guarantees the right to freedom of religion, belief and opinion among other freedoms. .
The right to Freedom of Religion or Belief is a natural and inalienable right, belonging to any person, regardless of where they live;2.
Such resolutions abolish the inalienable right of the citizens to freedom of religion and conscience and represent a direct interference in internal Church affairs.
Today's concept of the individual rights to freedom of religion and the right not to believe, was not, as an individual right, known to the ancient nor medieval societies.
It is reported that"in turn, Mike Pompeo emphasized that the United States has protected andwill protect the right of everyone to freedom of religion and a possibility to pray in accordance with their choice".
Accordingly, the right to Freedom of Religion or Belief shall be subject only to such proportionate limitations as are prescribed by law and are necessary in a democratic society;5.
There is a need to clarifythe role of the State in promoting and protecting the right to freedom of religion or belief, especially in regard to issues related to recognition.
In his opinion, attempts to drive Orthodox believers out of their churches“are splitting society and fanning religious strife” and also“violating the fundamental andinalienable human rights to freedom of religion”.
Confession of religious beliefs in a particular Church is a subjective right to freedom of religion, and everyone has the right to choose the Church according to their selection criteria, including the canonical one.
This is done through full compliance with the letter of the law but also by respecting all international norms and standards existing in the field of religion, considering the right to freedom of religion to be a fundamental human right.
Seen in that perspective,the right of believers to freedom of religion, which includes the right to manifest one's religion in community with others, encompasses the expectation that believers will be allowed to associate freely, without arbitrary State intervention.
The State has a duty under international law to facilitate the religious or belief communities and institutions in obtaining their legal personality andproviding enabling conditions for the full enjoyment by every person of their right to freedom of religion or belief.
I know you have all undertaken an important endeavour today, coming together,to assist relevant stakeholders to understand better the right to freedom of religion or belief and to review the current draft law on the Legal Position of Churches and Religious Communities prepared by the Government of Montenegro in 2015.
This is done through full compliance with the letter of the law but also by respecting all international norms and standards existing in the field of religion, considering the right to freedom of religion to be a fundamental human right.
He stressed that we have to keep up with the world, but not giving anyone the right to annul our pride, dignity and the ability of our children to learn Serbian,to have the right to freedom of religion and to know what happened, both in Jasenovac and Jadovno, both on the Salonica front and during the 1990s conflicts.
Churches and religious communities would need to continue to work together on the promotion and protection of freedom of religion or belief as well as to strengthen their cooperation with the civil society in order to unite their voices vis-à-vis the state which is obliged to guarantee the universal fundamental rights to freedom of religion or belief.
However, because of the continuing injustice,the Witnesses in Azerbaijan have 21 applications pending with the European Court of Human Rights for incidents in which authorities interfered with their right to freedom of religion and freedom to manifest their belief.
As already stated in the official statement of the Holy Assembly of Bishops, we now reiterate that we are against the draft Law by which representatives of the authorities in Montenegro want to forcibly take away churches and monasteries and the belonging properties from the Metropolitanate and Dioceses of the Serbian Orthodox Church, andwhose provisions would abolish the inalienable right of every individual to freedom of religion and conscience.
Talking about the Law on Freedom of Religion, Boskovic said that Montenegro, as a democratic state, has a constitutional, international legal and historical responsibility to regulate all issues related to freedom of religion by modern law,to the highest international standards.
Besides, there is genuine fear that the draft law may further restrict many aspects of the right to manifest one's religion or belief. There is a need to clarifythe role of the State in promoting and protecting the right to freedom of religion or belief, especially in regard to issues related to recognition.
Everyone is entitled to the freedom of religion.