Observatory of Religious Freedom in Latin America-OLIRE in collaboration with Law in Action; 10 5) the Law Clinic of the University of San Andrés and New York University Clinic on Policy Advocacy in Latin America; 11 6) Javier Martínez-Torrón and María J. Valero Estarellas; 12 7) the Episcopal Conference of Chile; 13 8) the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty; 14 9) the International Center for Law and Religion Studies (ICLRS); 15 10) Juan Navarro Floria; 16 11) Javier Borrego, Giovanni Bonello, and Vincent de Gaetano; 17 12) Eduardo Fuentes Caro, Fernando Arancibia Collao, Carlos Augusto Casanova Guerra, Javiera Corvalán Aspiazu, and Claudio Pierantoni; 18 13) Flavio Allegreti de Campos Cooper, Odacyr Carlos Prigol, and Scott E. Isaacson; 19 14) the Confederation of Parents and Guardians of Private Subsidized Schools of Chile; 20 15) the Argentine Council for Religious Freedom-CALIR; 21 16) Jorge Barrera Rojas; 22 17) Jorge Horacio Gentile; 23 18) Macarena Marey; 24 19) the Association for the Promotion of Civil Rights (PROCEDI); 25 20) Pauline Capdevielle and María del Pilar González Barreda; 26 10 Brief signed by Teresa Flores Chiscul and Rossana Esther Muga Gonzáles on the autonomy and immunity from coercion of denominational schools, as well as the right of parents to choose the education of their children. 11 Brief signed by Eduardo Bertoni and Florencia Saulino on the principle of non-discrimination and equality before the law, parameters for the appointment of public servants, the ministerial exception, and the State’s obligations under the American Convention on Human Rights. 12 Brief signed by Javier Martínez-Torrón and María J. Valero Estarellas on the autonomy of religious denominations and situations analogous to this case in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. Brief signed by Miguel Cabrejos Vidarte, Santiago Silva Retamales, Cardinal Celestino Aós Braco, Sergio Abad, Emiliano Soto, Juan Ignacio González, Héctor Francisco Zavala Muñoz, Francisco Javier Rivera Mardones Fuad Musa Poblete and Eduardo Waingortin on religious autonomy. 13 14 Brief signed by Eric Rassbach, Diana Verm, and Kayla Toney, on the autonomy of religious institutions. Brief signed by Brett G. Scharffs, Elizabeth A. Clark, David H. Moore, Gary B. Doxey, and J. Samuel Morales González on the rights to equality and religious freedom. 15 Brief signed by Juan Navarro Floria on the right to religious freedom in its collective aspect, the autonomy of religious denominations, the right to religious education in public schools and the hiring of religious education teachers in these establishments. 16 17 Brief signed by Javier Borrego, Giovanni Bonello, and Vincent De Gaetano on the right to religious freedom and the autonomy of religious communities in matters of their own governance. 18 Brief signed by Eduardo Fuentes Caro, Fernando Arancibia Collao, Carlos Augusto Casanova Guerra, Javiera Corvalán Aspiazu, and Claudio Pierantoni on philosophical aspects related to whether education in general, and religious education in particular, require those who impart it to give testimony of what they preach in their own lives. Brief signed by Flavio Allegreti de Campos Cooper, Odacyr Carlos Prigol, and Scott E. Isaacson on the right to work and non-discrimination. 19 20 Brief signed by Erika Muñoz Bravo concerning religious freedom. 21 Brief signed by Juan G. Navarro Floria and Adrián Maldonado concerning the jurisdiction of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the autonomy of each religious community. 22 Brief signed by Jorge Barrera Rojas on the meaning and scope of the role of general inspectors in Chilean schools, colleges and high schools, as well as the legality of Sandra Pavez Pavez’s role as a teacher. Brief signed by Jorge Horacio Gentile on the situation of Sandra Pavez Pavez in light of the State’s international obligations and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. 23 24 Brief signed by Macarena Marey on the political philosophy of religion, informed by theoretical updates on secularism, religious plurality, LGBT+ rights, neo-conservatism and sovereignty. 25 Brief signed by Miguel J. Haslop on the balancing of rights, religious freedom, and comparative case law. Brief signed by Pauline Capdevielle and María del Pilar González Barreda on non-discrimination based on sexual orientation, the principle of secularism and the balancing of rights. 26 5