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 theirreligious beliefsfreely and without discrimination; however, it has often been argued thatreligious groupsimpinge on the rights of others, even while claiming human rightsforthemselves. Yourliterature review should explore this and otherrelevant debates around 'rights' and 'obligations'.

must be fully referenced with in-text citations on each of the paragraph from introduction till conclusion and a 10 full reference list at the end.

Correct academic writing and referencing using APA7 referencing format. using the below format for this literature review writing.

Step 1

Writing an introduction presenting the topic and scope of your literature review. Define the keywords and phrases for database search

Step 2

Find relevant and up-to-date academic sources

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?

Writing 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.