The "Declaration on Religious Freedom," also known as Dignitatis Humanae, is a document from the Second Vatican Council that emphasizes the right of individuals to practice their religion freely. It asserts that all people should be able to seek truth and express their beliefs without coercion, highlighting the importance of personal conscience in matters of faith. This declaration also states that governments should respect and protect the freedom of religion. It encourages a society where diverse beliefs can coexist peacefully, promoting mutual understanding and respect among different faiths. The document reflects the Catholic Church's commitment to human rights and dignity.