Twenty Cross-Policy Regulations on Religious Affairs in Religious Affairs Management

Legal analysis: protect legality, stop illegality, curb extremes, resist infiltration and crack down on crime.

Legal basis: Regulations on Religious Affairs

Article 2 Citizens have freedom of religious belief.

No organization or individual may compel citizens to believe in religion or not, and may not discriminate against citizens who believe in religion (hereinafter referred to as religious citizens) or citizens who do not believe in religion (hereinafter referred to as non-religious citizens).

Religious citizens, non-religious citizens and citizens who believe in different religions should respect each other and live in harmony.

Article 3 The management of religious affairs adheres to the principles of protecting legality, stopping illegality, containing extremes, resisting infiltration and cracking down on crimes.