"Dignitatis Humanae" is a declaration from the Second Vatican Council, issued in 1965. It emphasizes the importance of human dignity and the right to religious freedom. The document asserts that every person has the right to seek truth and practice their faith without coercion, reflecting the belief that faith should be a personal choice. The declaration also highlights the role of the Catholic Church in promoting respect for human rights and the common good. It encourages dialogue among different religions and cultures, advocating for a society where individuals can freely express their beliefs and contribute to the community.