“Freedom means not only the right to speak for oneself, but also the duty to respect the person next to you, regardless of their nationality or faith. Disagreements cannot turn into humiliating people and inciting hostility,” he said in a statement released on Monday.
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According to J. Olekas, in a democratic state, both the right to freely express one’s opinion and the right to profess one’s religion must be respected.
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