Laws, Regulations

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has no anti conversion legislation.

There is no law in Sri Lanka requiring religious groups to register with the government.

Pending Cases

H.C. Panadura Case No. 15/09 (Revision)

Against the order of the M. C. Kesbewa Case No. 3340 preventing the conduct of a Christian Prayer Centre without the approval of the Urban Development Authority.

S. C. (Special leave) App No. 113/09 (Kaluaggala Case). Case filed by a group of Catholic priests at St. John Bosco in Hanwella against the Education Department demanding that the same religious quotas that prevailed at the time of the school take over be maintained in the admission of students to the school.

Other Countries

Law against religious conversion

Anti-Missionary Bill in Penza, Russia Parliament

USA: What does the Constitution say about religion?

Christian groups up in arms

Cambodia bans Christian proselytizing

Bar on preaching in shrines

India: Andhra Pradesh bans propagation of other religions at Tirumala temple

Shas proposes bill to forbid evangelism

In the name of religious freedom

Himachal enforces anti-conversion law

Himachal Pradesh passes anti-conversion legislation

Forced conversions: SC commission steps in

Gujarat Anti-Conversion Bill A distinction

Gujarat: Anti-conversion Bill amendment passed

Supre Court of India: Order copy

Supreme Court of India: Proselytisation FIR needs no sanction

HOW TO CIRCUMVENT ANTI-CONVERSION LAW

Who is supreme – the Pope or the Supreme Court?

Evangelism is CRIME according to French Anti-sect Law

GREEK OPPOSITION TO EVANGELISM

Lanka to shelve Anti-Conversion Bill after US pressure

Trinidad’s PM wants archaic laws changed that protect Christianity but not other religions

Local laws restricting religion in Russia: precursors of Russia’s new national law Asia – Maintaining ethno-religious harmony in Singapore

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