A Resolution designating November 24, 2025, as "Human Rights and Religious Freedom Day" in Pennsylvania.
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Overview
This resolution designates November 24, 2025, as "Human Rights and Religious Freedom Day" in Pennsylvania. It recognizes the 350th anniversary of the martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, a Sikh leader who bravely defended religious liberty against forced conversions. The resolution honors the Sikh community’s contributions to Pennsylvania and acknowledges the importance of human rights and religious freedom for all.
Key provisions
- Designates November 24, 2025, as "Human Rights and Religious Freedom Day" in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes the 350th anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s martyrdom.
- Honors the Philadelphia Sikh Society and the Sikh community in Pennsylvania.
- Acknowledges Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s sacrifice in upholding religious liberty.
- Highlights the values of equality, humility, service, and peace promoted by the Sikh community.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania residents
- The Sikh community in Pennsylvania
- The Philadelphia Sikh Society
Notable changes
- Designates a specific day to recognize human rights and religious freedom.
- Specifically commemorates a significant event in Sikh history.
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Primary sponsor
Timothy Kearney
Cosponsors
Steven Santarsiero
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