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Originally Posted by danielf
but I do think it is good that the right of people to not be subjected to other people's religious beliefs is taken into consideration.
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that's the one bit that is most likely not covered by any of those acts
what is covered is your right to ridicule and hold to account anyone's religion
however curtailing a persons way of expressing thier religion is only suposed to be done where it is clearly breaking a law or causes offence to the majority of people and even then according to the acts care has to be taken on how it is curtailed
the bosses of this trust though do have to take account of patients and carers wishes but the way to do that should be to take the worker away from that patient just as they would if a female patient requested no male helpers