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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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A legislative panel in Nepal has proposed retaining a ban on converting others in the country's new constitution.
Parliament has yet to decide on the proposal, but Christian leaders said they fear it is likely to be approved given that Nepal's largest political party, led by former Maoist rebels, sympathizes with the deposed king's wishes for such a ban. The country is forging a new constitution as part of its transition from a Hindu monarchy to a democracy. Buddhist extremists held eight Chakma Christians for four days to force them to return to Buddhism.
The captives were all forced to wear Buddhist robes, shave their heads, bow down before a statue of Buddha and clean the temple; they were also threatened with beatings and even death if they tried to escape. More Recent Articles |
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