But this measure actually protects the religious freedom of the individuals working for the organization. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
In practice, no law and no constitution can protect religious freedom unless people actually believe and live their faith — not just at home or in church, but in their public lives. (firstthings.com)
Whether this is practically possible, in light of the state's ever - increasing obligations to protect religious freedom under human rights law, is another question altogether. (ukhumanrightsblog.com)