VOICED: Egypt's Bahai win landmark rights case

The transcript discusses the plight of Bahai twins in Libya who couldn't enroll in Egyptian schools due to lack of identification papers. The Bahai community faced legal challenges in Egypt as they were not recognized in the electronic identity system, which only acknowledged three religions. This left them in a state of 'legal death,' unable to access basic services. A recent court ruling in favor of the Bahai community marks a significant step towards religious freedom and equality in Egypt, requiring changes in the state's identity system.

What implications does the ruling have for the concept of religious freedom in Egypt?

In what ways does the case of the Bahai community aim to change societal attitudes in Egypt?