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The U.S. government's Commission on International Religious Freedom (C.I.R.F.) has issued its 2008 report on the countries it alleges are the worst violators of the right to worship freely. The panel agrees with the State Department that Burma, China and Sudan are among the worst offenders, along with North Korea, Eritrea, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan. But Commission chairman Michael Cromartie says his group has urged Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to add Pakistan, Turkmenistan and Vietnam to the list. "The commission is convinced that the governments in these countries either have not halted repression or violence amounting to severe violations of freedom of religion, or at least they failed to punish those responsible for perpetuating such acts. The panel traveled to Vietnam recently and met with government officials, as well as imprisoned religious leaders. They told commission member Leonard Leo that Vietnam's ethnic minority Buddhists and Protestants are often harassed, beaten, detained and arrested. -------------------------------------- Since this government's soldiers kill foreign inculpable residents everyday, and in passed 5 years 600,000 Iraqi has been killed by them, but the Aermican president never apologizes to victims, I do not think he has a detached identity to make suck kind report, even the president was protected by God himself. What's more, most people of the world do not believe his God. And this report is another lie to the world. One West leader said that Lie repeated thousands times would become truth.Is this American government's creed? Very crazy. |
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 5/11/2008 10:59 pm |
so it is not true in the part of the world you live in. So far as you can see it, right?
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5/13/2008 6:36 am |
This report could do nothing to Chinese, only a trash. But some people can make money by this report.It's job for them. Since everyone is difficult to get a job today, it's valuable in one sense.
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