AustraliaAustralian values 21 · Australian values
A Buddhist and a Christian live in the same town in Australia. How does the law treat them?
- aThey have the same rights and must be treated equallyCorrect answer
- bThe Buddhist must register their religion with the government
- cThe Buddhist may practise their religion only at home
- dThe Christian has more rights because Christianity has the most followers
Why?
In Australia, people of every religion, or of none, have equal rights. The law does not favour one faith over another.
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