Equal rights
All the community members were given the freedom to profess their respective religion and perform the religious ceremonies. Similarly, in the constitution of XXX and in Universal Declaration of Human Rights all the human beings are given equal religious, personal, civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.
Are these sentences grammatically correct and natural? Please help me make them natural.
Thanks in advance.
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sundarnaz All the community members Is this referring to particular members that were previously mentioned or are clear from context? sundarnaz perform the religious ceremonies. Unless this is a reference to particular ceremonies that were previously mentioned or are clear from context, you won't need the second word.
- sundarnaz All the community members Is this referring to particular members that were previously mentioned or are clear from context?
- sundarnaz perform the religious ceremonies.
- Unless this is a reference to particular ceremonies that were previously mentioned or are clear from context, you won't need the second word.
- sundarnaz and in Universal Declaration of Human Rights and in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights sundarnaz all the human beings You can delete the second word because you are discussing humans in general.
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sundarnazAll the community members
Is this referring to particular members that were previously mentioned or are clear from context?
sundarnazperform the religious ceremonies.
Unless this is a reference to particular ceremonies that were previously mentioned or are clear from context, you won't need the second word
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