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AllBar 2024POLITICAL AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAWVI. BILL OF RIGHTS (1987 Constitution, Art. III)3. Separation of Church and State - 1987 Constitution, Art. II, sec. 6

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Question

The Given Subject: Bill of Rights and Separation of Church and State

A group of citizens decided to organize a peaceful march to express their support for a particular religious organization. The march was planned to take place within a public park located in the city center. The park is a popular gathering spot for various events and activities. Prior to the scheduled march, the local government issued a notice stating that holding a religious march within the park would be a violation of the principle of separation of church and state. The citizens who planned the march disagreed with this interpretation and asserted that they had a constitutional right to freely express their beliefs in a public space.

Based on the given scenario, discuss the following:

  1. Explain the concept of separation of church and state as provided in the 1987 Constitution, particularly in Article II, section 6.
  2. Discuss the arguments raised by the citizens in support of their right to hold a religious march in the public park.
  3. Evaluate the position of the local government in relation to the principle of separation of church and state.
  4. Analyze the legal basis that can be used to resolve conflicts between religious freedom and the principle of separation of church and state.

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