Sikh rights refer to the fundamental freedoms and entitlements of individuals belonging to the Sikh faith. These rights include the freedom to practice their religion, maintain their identity, and access places of worship, such as Gurdwaras. Sikhs also advocate for the protection of their cultural heritage and the right to express their beliefs without discrimination. In many countries, Sikh rights are supported by laws that promote religious tolerance and equality. Organizations like the Sikh Coalition work to raise awareness about issues affecting Sikhs, such as hate crimes and workplace discrimination. Ensuring these rights is essential for fostering a diverse and inclusive society.