New churches or temples not allowed


Still standing: The 100-year-old ‘Tokong China’ situated at the centre of Bandar Seri Begawan. — Sin Chew Daily

BRUNEI is a small country with a population of only about 400,000, of whom 67% are Muslims, 13% Buddhists, 10% Christians and 10% other religions.

Do the one third of non-Muslims in that country still enjoy religious freedom?

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