Secularism in All Governments

The international Bill of Human Rights is an informal name for General Assembly resolution and two international treaties that were established by the UN. It is made up of Universal Declaration of Human Rights, international covenant of civil and political Rights together with two protocols that are optional international covenant of economic, social and cultural rights. The role of the international bill of human rights can therefore be seen as responsibility to individual, groups and organs of the society to promote, and protect universally recognized human rights. Secularism is a principle where there is separation government institutions and anyone with the mandate of representing the state from religious institutions and other religious dignitaries. Secularism can be seen from the perspective that it asserts the right of being free from religious rules and teachings and the right to freedom from the impositions made by governments on religions...
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