Protestant Christians’ right to FORB

CSW's latest Laos briefing outlines common violations against Protestant Christians by state actors in Laos. These violations include forced eviction and pressure on new converts to recant.
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Protestant Christians’ right to FORB

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CSW’s latest Laos briefing outlines common violations against Protestant Christians by state actors including forced eviction and pressure on new converts to recant. The briefing also notes that the key document on religious activities, Decree 92, is believed to be in the final stages of preparation, and considers the context in which the Decree is being revised.

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Published Online
29th May 2014
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East Asia, Laos

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