Some follow up questions for your learners: What are the 4 British Values? (democracy, individual liberty, rule of law, mutual respect) What does democracy mean? (when you can vote for a representative, go to protests and rallies) What does individual liberty mean? (You can express yourself in any way, wear any type of clothes you want, marry who you choose to, be whatever religion you want) What does rule of law mean? (What you can and cannot do/ it's to protect people) What does mutual respect mean? (being respectful and tolerant or non-judgemental of any and all faiths, sexualities, races, genders, ages or any other protected characteristic) Do you have something similar in your country?
in any community to have a good coexistence you have to have respect for democracy, tolerance, respect and tolerance, especially in England which is a country of multiculturalism and these 5 fundamentals are very important.
British values ??? If it means forcing people to believe and accept things they don't believe or want to believe. Then that's not the British way of doing things. We Brits have always been free to believe anything we want and its no business of anyone else !!!! Either government or busy bodies
British Values are enshrined in law - as it says above - "What are the 4 British Values? (Democracy, Individual Liberty, Rule of Law, Mutual Respect for others (especially for their beliefs and religions). So, like you say, you can think what you want, but acceptable & expected behaviour in Britain is a balance between Rights & Responsibiities, live and let live but follow the law & democratic process, respect all those around you - simple! 🙂
