United KingdomValues 13 · Values and principles of the UK
A colleague has political views that are very different from yours. What should you do?
- aReport them to the police for disagreeing with you
- bInsist that they change their opinion
- cRespect their right to their own opinionCorrect answer
- dTell your employer they should be dismissed
Why?
Residents are expected to respect the rights of others, including their right to their own opinions. Holding different political views is not a crime, and you are free to disagree politely.
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