False. Cultural practices cannot justify human rights violations in Zambia. The constitution and international human rights standards establish that cultural rights must be exercised in ways that respect other fundamental rights. Harmful traditional practices that violate rights such as gender equality, children's rights, or freedom from torture are prohibited, regardless of cultural justification. Zambia has worked to eliminate practices like forced marriages and female genital mutilation while preserving positive cultural traditions.

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