Restricting religious practices

Description

Restricting religious practices involves implementing legal, administrative, or social measures to limit or control the expression, assembly, or rituals of specific faith groups. This strategy aims to address concerns such as public order, national security, or social cohesion by curbing activities deemed disruptive or harmful. Actions may include regulating religious gatherings, banning certain symbols or attire, or restricting proselytization, with the intent to prevent extremism, discrimination, or conflict arising from religious differences.