United KingdomValues 28 · Values and principles of the UK
Which TWO of these can people who live in the UK expect?
- aThe right to decide which laws apply to them
- bFreedom to follow the religion of their choiceCorrect answer
- cProtection by law from unfair discriminationCorrect answer
- dThe right to refuse to pay tax if they disagree with the government
Why?
People in the UK are free to follow their own religion, and the law protects them from unfair discrimination. Everyone must obey the law and pay tax, whether or not they agree with every decision.
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