I do think a central part of the answer to that question is that human rights, religious freedom have to be elevated in the public discourse.
Katrina Lantos Swett: “I do think a central part of the answer to that question is that human rights, religious freedom have to be elevated in…”
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Emphasizes the need to prioritize human rights in discussions.
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