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The right to respect for private and family life, home and correspondence (qualified right) Family life, including outwith blood and formalised relationships. Privacy. Personal choices, relationships. Physical and moral integrity (e.g. freedom from treatment, harassment or abuse). Participation in community life. Participation in Access to personal information. Respect for someone’s home. Clean and healthy environment. Legal capacity in Accessible information and communication e.g. phone calls, letters, faxes, emails. The right to freedom of thought, belief and religion (qualified right) Conduct central to beliefs (such as worship, appropriate diet, dress). The right to freedom of expression To hold opinions. To express opinions, receive/impart information
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