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‘Religious freedom’ is not an excuse for denying rights

Published: 8:21am, 19 May, 2016

By Henry Lui, Sha Tin College

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Many in the United States use ‘freedom of religion’ to avoid serving people they disagree with – but that’s not what the term means

By Henry Lui, Sha Tin College |

Published: 8:21am, 19 May, 2016

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