Conducting a literature review on the need to balance 'rights' and 'obligations' in contemporary Australia. For example, religious groups have always asserted the 'right' to practice their religious beliefs freely and without discrimination; however, it has often been argued that religious groups impinge on the rights of others, even while claiming human rights for themselves. Your literature review should explore this and other relevant debates around 'rights' and 'obligations'

Answering the question and responding to the topic 10 Evidence of familiarity with relevant media reports and academic research 10 Discussion and integration of relevant concepts and theory to answer the question by using the following five steps without putting subheadings:

Step 1:

Define the topic and introduction using the statement above and scope of it.

Define the keywords and phrases for database search in paragraph style writing

Step 2

Find relevant and up-to-date academic sources that you will utilise -run a search in a chosen database

Step 3

Critically analyse the sources - identify their weaknesses, strengths, limitations, gaps, etc.

Step 4

Check evidence and examples: do they logically support the main ideas? Is there sufficient evidence for the claims that are made? Is there anything left out or does it have useful or challenging new insights? Write the body of your literature review: compare and contrast data provided by various academic sources. Evaluate the sources you have utilised.

Step 5

Writing the conclusion of your literature review: summarise main points, synthetise and evaluate reviewed data. Useful terms: Explain each area of similarity with examples: There is consensus/agreement...; The writers agree...; Commonalities include... . Explain each area of difference with examples: On the other hand...; While...; Despite...; However...; Yet...; Nevertheless... .

- Include 10 Academic in-text citation using APA7 referencing style on each of the paragraph and include all the full references list used above at last using Apa7 referencing format.