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Human Rights and Social Justice in Sikhism
Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120
Human Rights and Social Justice in Sikhism
Content from a Sikh Perspective
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Explain Sikh beliefs regarding the dignity of human life, emphasizing the relationship between humans and God as stated in Guru Granth Sahib 1.
Describe Sikh practices designed to promote human rights and equality, illustrating the principles of the khalsa in action.
Analyze examples of conflicts between personal Sikh convictions and national laws.
Evaluate Sikh attitudes toward censorship, freedom of religious expression, and religious extremism.
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