CanadaRights 12 · Rights and responsibilities
A woman decides to stop following the faith she grew up in and to follow none. Which fundamental freedom protects her choice?
- aFreedom of peaceful assembly
- bFreedom of association
- cMobility rights
- dFreedom of conscience and religionCorrect answer
Why?
Freedom of conscience and religion lets each person decide what to believe in matters of faith, including to change faith or to have none.
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