Children's Rights: International Day Of Protest Against Hereditary Religion

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On January 29th, 2022, advocates worldwide are holding the 11th Annual International Day of Protest Against Hereditary Religion. One of the goals of the protest is to raise awareness about forcing religion on children. End Hereditary Religion, a Facebook page, has spoken out against the practice. Rivka Goldstein, one of the protest organizers said, "these religions are inherent to the family and to the culture where the child belongs.” The annual protest, which began in 2010, is gaining traction within atheist communities. The parental obligation to indoctrinate children remains an overwhelming tendency in many families. There may be forms of indoctrination that are harmless, but telling a child that they will burn in hell for all eternity if they fail to meet the requirements of an imaginary being, or reinforcing religious belief with punishments, is psychologically damaging. To join End Hereditary Religion in the 11th Annual International Day of Protest Against Hereditary Religion, you can send a picture of yourself with the graphic provided to their Facebook page

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Children's Rights: International Day of Protest Against Hereditary Religion

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