At The Priory school in Bromley, students are literally boxing clever, practising their right hook and parrying to success in both the ring and the exam hall.
Congregations like Pastor Eppinger's had gathered in the morning to sing and pray, then jumped in vans and descended on polling stations to practise their hard-won right to vote.
The fear of many conservative MPs and religious leaders was, generally speaking, that their right to freely practise their religion in Australia might be imperilled by shifting national attitudes toward the LGBQTI+ community.
"Despite the partial suspension of EU and US sanctions, decided in anticipation of further advancement of human rights, the authorities have not ceased systematic harassment of those who attempted to practise their individual, civil, political and other rights," Miklós Haraszti said.
The president told an Islamic audience at the White House that he believed "Muslims have the same right to practise their religion as everyone else in this country.
No place of worship should ever be attacked and nobody's right to practise their faith in peace should ever be prevented.
Sir Mota believes that it is wrong to stop schoolkids wearing the secreted, ceremonial dagger into school and believe that it is an infringement of a child's right to practise their religion.
Vietnam's 6m Catholics largely worship freely, and while the Vietnamese government has gotten into a number of tussles with Catholics over the past few years, they have almost all been about where the church owns land and where believers are allowed to organise services, not whether Catholics have the right to practise their religion.
Many Christians doubted the sincerity of Mr Cameron's support of Christians' right to practise their faith, he said.
