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Summary
1. Foreword - 2. Freedom and rights of religious communities: the relevant international norms - 3. Protection of the collective dimension of religious freedom and securitisation policies - 4. Next: proper and improper proselytism and... - 5. ... securitisation policies.
ABSTRACT
The limits placed on the exercise of freedom of religion in law and jurisprudence clash with the trend towards securitisation of human rights, which leads states to force the limits of international protection of freedom of religion either by ignoring them or interpreting them instrumentally. In this sense, the individual conduct of individual believers is blamed on the entire religious community to which they belong and is considered a consequence of the precepts of the religion to which they belong, leading to some religions being considered more dangerous than others, making them the object of prejudice to the detriment of the neutrality that should characterise the position of the State.
KEYWORDS
Human rights, proselytism, religious freedom
