State-Religion Relationships and Human Rights Law : Towards a Right to Religiously Neutral Governance

This Book Presents A Human Rights-based Assessment Of The Various Modes Of State–religion Identification And Of The Various Forms Of State Practice That Surround And Characterize These Different State–religion Models. This Book Makes A Case For The Recognition Of A State Duty To Remain Impartial With Respect To Religion Or Belief In All Regards So As To Comply With People’s Fundamental Right To Be Governed, At All Times, In A Religiously Neutral Manner.