The "Equal Treatment Framework" is a conceptual framework in religious accommodation that belongs to the class of normative models for managing diversity in liberal democracies, distinguished by its principle that all religious practices must be accommodated equally without privileging or disfavoring any specific religion, thereby ensuring state neutrality and equal civil rights.
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