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Religion

• Introduction
• User generated content about religion

Introduction

See Section 12: Religion of the Editorial Guidelines.

The BBC respects the fundamental human right to exercise freedom of thought, conscience and religion. This includes an individual's freedom to worship, teach, practise and observe. At the same time, we recognise our duty to protect the vulnerable and avoid unjustified offence or likely harm. We aim to achieve this by ensuring our output is not used to denigrate the beliefs of others.

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