Kazakhstan

Belief.cabar.asia continues a series of videos about interfaith dialogue, tolerance, and secularism.

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97 per cent of the people of Kazakhstan deem themselves religious. According to the national census of 2009, the majority qualifies themselves as Muslims – 70%, about 25% as Christians. We decided to learn how religion helps in everyday life and in overcoming crises.

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Belief.cabar.asia continues a series of videos about interfaith dialogue, tolerance, and secularism.
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For six months of 2019, over a thousand families of ethnic Kazakhs have moved back from China to their historical homeland.  

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According to studies, over 10 years the number of those who consider themselves atheists in Kazakhstan has tripled.
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They are listed as extremists and even after release those convicted under article 174 of the Criminal Code encounter severe barriers to employment and earnings.
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In Kazakhstan, the state “defeated” a large protestant church “New Life”. Three pastors were found guilty on a series of charges based on the collection of alms.
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In 2018, 20 people in Kazakhstan were sentenced to prison terms for peaceful expression of religious views, according to the international religious freedom report. According to it, Baptists, Seventh Day Adventists and Jehovah’s Witnesses were persecuted among Christian groups. (more…)