Freedom of Religion - Contemporary Debates

Contemporary Debates

Freedom of religion
Concepts Religious discrimination

Religious persecution

Separation of church and state
Status by country

Afghanistan · Albania · Algeria
Andorra · Angola · Armenia · Austria
Azerbaijan · Bahrain · Bangladesh · Belarus
Belgium · Benin · Bhutan · Botswana · Brunei
Bulgaria · Burkina Faso · Burma · Burundi
Cambodia · Cameroon · Canada
Cape Verde · Central African Republic
Chad · Colombia · Comoros · Croatia
Cyprus · Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ecuador · Egypt · France · Georgia
Germany · India · Indonesia · Iran · Iraq
Israel · Italy · Japan · Jordan · Kazakhstan
Kuwait · Laos · Lebanon · Malaysia
Maldives · Mauritania · Mongolia · Nepal
North Korea · Northern Cyprus · Oman
Palestinian territories · Pakistan · Panama
Paraguay · People's Republic of China
Philippines · Qatar · Russia · Saudi Arabia
Singapore · South Africa · South Korea
Sri Lanka · Sudan · Syria · Taiwan · Tajikistan
Thailand · Turkey · Turkmenistan · UAE
United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan
Vietnam · Yemen
Religious persecution Ahmadiyya · Alevism
Atheism · Bahá'í · Buddhism
Catholicism · Christianity 2
Falun Gong · Hinduism 2
Islam 2 · Judaism 2
Jehovah's Witness
Mormonism · Neopaganism
Protestantism · Rastafari
Shi'a Islam · Zoroastrianism
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