International Religious Freedom: Countries of Concern Announced
16th Nov 2006, 09:15 GMT
Ambassador John V. Hanford III: "Religious freedom is a cherished constitutional right for Americans. It is also a universal right, enshrined time and time again in international law and declarations. Our goal is to promote the fundamental right of freedom of religion through our bilateral relationships, our multilateral work and our ongoing discussions with faith communities around the world.
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