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The 22 pages that link to Religious discrimination, each with the reason it gives.

• SecularismRelated: Secular neutrality is often justified as protection against religious favoritism and exclusion.

• Freedom of religionRelated: The right also bars unequal treatment based on belief or religious identity.

• Religious persecutionRelated: Discriminatory rules and practices can become instruments of systematic persecution.

• Religious identityRelated: Discrimination can target identities inferred from affiliation, dress, names, or practices.

• Religious educationRelated: Inclusive teaching can address stereotypes, while exclusionary curricula can reinforce them.

• Christian nationalismRelated: Religious privilege can make non-Christians and nonreligious citizens seem less fully national.

• Religious nationalismRelated: Privileging one faith can make national belonging unequal for others.

• CultRelated: The label can become a pretext for excluding minority religious communities.

• Forced conversionRelated: Restrictions on rights or livelihood can become instruments of conversion pressure.

• Church–state relationsRelated: Unequal enforcement can undermine the neutrality and freedom that legal arrangements promise.

• Established churchRelated: Privileges for an official church can produce unequal treatment of other groups.

• Interfaith marriageRelated: Interfaith couples may face exclusion or unequal treatment from families and institutions.

• Religious denominationRelated: Denominational differences can shape the targets and patterns of religious discrimination.

• Demographics of atheismRelated: Discrimination can discourage people from disclosing atheism in settings where it carries social costs.

• IrreligionRelated: Irreligious people can face discrimination when institutions privilege religious identities.