Where can I find a list of countries without Freedom of Religion?

Question

It might not belong here, but...

Is there a site where it lists the countries that don't have freedom of religion?

Answers appreciated,

Thanks

But that doesn't answer the question...?

And THIS is what happens when politically correct people get their way:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKUoxbR9mwA

Answer 1

I can think of a couple of sites that can get close to what you're asking, but don't specifically address the religion issue. One of them is www.freedomhouse.org, which will give you a "map of freedom" showing countries that are free, partially free, and not free. You can bet that the countries that are not free will not have freedom of religious expression. Another site is http://web.worldbank.org, which will show areas that might be related to religion, if only vaguely.

Answer 2

Open Doors publishes a list of countries where Christianity is persecuted most. Here are the top 10 on the list.

2007 Top 10 Persecutors:

1. North Korea
2. Saudi Arabia
3. Iran
4. Somalia
5. Maldives
6. Yemen
7. Bhutan
8. Vietnam
9. Laos
10. Afghanistan

http://www.christianpost.com/article/20070207/25672_Muslim_Countries_Dominate_Open_Doors_Top_10_Persecutors_List.htm

Here is the complete list of 50 countries.

http://www.opendoorsusa.org/content/view/80/68/

Answer 3

It might depend on exactly how much freedom counts.
I don't think I'd get away with sacrificing my first-born to Moloch in the USA or the UK.
(Or is it freedom of religion just for *reasonable* religions? That's still going to depend on particular points of view)

Try the references below for a start, but you'll still have to do some work.

Answer 4

Vietnam is supposed to be communist... I mean that's what some of us old guys fought against. There are Catholic churches everywhere and even some mosques. North Korea doesn't allow anything but worshiping the Kim Jong Il's dead father... Cos he's a 'god'. I dunno what happens in Cuba but I'd say there's more freedom there than the US would like us believe... still a big payback for kicking out the USian backed parasites on my twelfth birthday in 1959. ~

Answer 5

Hope this helps:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Status_of_religious_freedom_by_country

A pretty interesting read, one that also confirms my belief that America is and has been well on it's way to becoming a theocracy. The only country that truly seems to have any brains secularly is France. No wonder we're taught to hate them so much- GOD forbid their secular practices should rub off on all of us Christians. What? Wait... we're not all Christians? Oh, yes... *Looks in mirror*... Indeed, you are correct!

I'll come back & edit if I find any better links!

EDIT: http://www.umich.edu/~urecord/0304/Nov24_03/15.shtml
This should give any non-Christians reason to start having more babies! ;-p

This is a good list of the majority religions in each country, but it won't help much with how secular or religious they are:
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0855613.html

Answer 6

Singapore banned Jehovah's Witnesses, and continues to do so as of August 2007.

Singapore has joined North Korea, communist China, and a handful of Islamic totalitarian regimes in banning (rather than merely restricting) these peaceful Christians. Even Cuba lifted its ban against Jehovah's Witnesses, but Singapore refuses to do so.

Singaporean Jehovah's Witnesses must use the same strategies as their brothers did in Nazi Germany and Stalinist Russia, and thus cannot disclose the locations of their Christian meetings. Like those dictatorial regimes, Singapore prefers military prison for its conscientious objectors, rather than simply compelling some alternate nonmilitary service.

Learn more:
http://watchtower.co.uk/e/20030301/
http://watchtower.co.uk/e/19980601/article_01.htm
http://watchtower.co.uk/e/19980708/
http://jw-media.org/edu_videos/vcfi_e.htm

Answer 7

The masons are working over time to eliminate freedom of religion in all countries, and the way they do it is a secret. Bondage to witchcraft

Answer 8

You might want to look for the sites of leagues of human rights, they usually produce reports listing those.

From memory here are a few :
China
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Greece
Russia

Answer 9

China.

Answer 10

I doubt if any country will blatantly put it that way. You'll need to look at their records.