>Where is it written that "ignorance," whether religious or secular, is a "human right?"<

Of course no where does 'ignorance' get any support. Thankfully there are not any  ' human-rights-police' (even if Jonx believes there are - perhaps he's thinking of Damien Scattini) merely legal opportunites (in those countries that have adopted conventions into domestic law) to assert protection of human rights. I'd actually like to see any premie who feels their rights have been infringed seek remedy in the courts - it would require specific definitions of belief that Rawat has spent 30 years avoiding.

Nik -was that too serious any answer ?