being able to believe what you want, or not believe at all, and being respected for that choice

human rights violations occur when fundamental freedoms and rights are disregarded, restricted, or denied

a binding agreement or arrangement that resolves disputes or conflicts in a political context

treating someone less favourably or putting them at a disadvantage because of their religion or belief

Freedom of religion or belief: what does it look like now?

Religious education

Freedom: what is it and how is it protected?

Freedom of religion or belief: what did it look like in the past?

Competing and balancing rights

Considering contested issues around freedom of religion or belief

This unit is an opportunitiy to be aware of Freedom of Religion or Belief as a Human Right as articulated in Human Rights frameworks. Pupil will look at a historical case study to better understand how these rights may be protected or violated. They will apply their learning to modern case studies.

Freedom: How far should governments go to protect freedom of religion or belief?

Discriminatory behaviour or images, whether on the grounds of race, gender, disability, religion or belief or sexual orientation, or otherwise.

Depiction or discussion of discriminatory behaviour

Freedom of religion or belief protects people from:

Different societies make different {{}} regarding religious freedom.

Who mainly received Dhimmi status in Al-Andalus?

Cultural interchange happened in the city of {{}}.

What happened to many Jews and Muslims after the Spanish Reconquest in 1492?

Freedom of religion or belief: what does it look like now?

Lesson outcome

Content guidance