On January 16, National Religious Freedom Day is observed to champion the ideals of peace and acceptance. The day emphasizes the fundamental right of everyone to hold their own religious beliefs, enabling people to worship freely in their churches, mosques, and temples as a basic human right. Regrettably, not all nations uphold liberal attitudes toward religious differences, sometimes resorting to violence and coercion to curtail religious freedom. National Religious Freedom Day was established to propagate the values of peace, love, and acceptance, encapsulating the principle of live and let live.