If the government stops a citizen from worshipping only because their religion is a minority religion, which right is affected?

Correct answer: Right to Freedom of Religion

Direct answer: B, the Right to Freedom of Religion. Worship is an aspect of religious belief and practice, and constitutional protection applies to citizens regardless of whether their religion is followed by a majority or a minority. Stopping worship solely because of minority status is religious discrimination and violates equal freedom of conscience. A may protect cultural and educational identity, but the immediate fact in the question is worship, not language, script, or education. C concerns forced labour, trafficking, and other exploitation. D concerns economic activity and has no direct connection with religious practice. A secular democracy must protect the religious liberty of every person while allowing lawful regulation for public order, morality, and health. The reason for the government’s action is important: it is not a neutral safety rule but discrimination based only on religion. Memory cue: belief and worship point to religious freedom; minority status does not reduce a person’s rights.