A recent study examines the status of religious freedom. Certain laws and practices are found to limit this freedom, despite constitutional recognition. Key concerns include the treatment of those who convert from a particular faith and the observance of certain religious holidays.

Further details are available in the report, which discusses specific constitutional provisions. These provisions affect the ability to express dissenting views and may restrict certain activities. The report identifies areas where one faith is given preferential treatment, and it explores the implications of this preference.

For more information, the full report can be consulted.