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Argenis says she is happy with her life here, and grateful to the United States for the opportunities her family has here. Erika has finished college. Chris will graduate from college soon and is a musician. Valentina, in eighth grade, is already beginning a modeling career and plays sports. Argenis has worked hard in various jobs to support the family, and now works in a hospital as a nurse while also continuing her own college studies. The family belongs to the Evangelical Free Church in Thief River Falls, and their faith is an important part of their lives. Erika has traveled as a Christian missionary, and Argenis does volunteer work in the country jail, with bible studies and Zumba classes.

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Anti-conversion laws, or anti-conversion legislations, are a set of judicial rules that restrict or prohibit conversion of faith (proselytism) from one religion to another. It is a federal law in countries such as Algeria,[1] Bhutan, Myanmar, and Nepal.[2][3] They are meant to prevent forced conversion of individuals to different religions, and offences are punishable by imprisonment and fine.[4] Sri Lanka has prepared its legislation, but has not yet enacted it.[5] Pakistan had introduced the Prohibition of Forced Conversion Bill 2021 that was rejected by its Ministry of Religious Affairs in 2021.[6]

The constitution of Bhutan states that Buddhism is the religious heritage of the country and violation of Buddhist practices are prohibited. Although it emphasises on "the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion" to all its citizens, its constitution has a clause: "No person shall be compelled to belong to another faith by means of coercion or inducement."[8] An explicit anti-conversion clause was included in the 2011 amendment; The Penal Code (Amendment) Act of Bhutan 2011 Article 463A reads:

Compelling others to belong to another faith: A defendant shall be guilty of the offence of compelling others to belong to another faith if the defendant uses coercion or other forms of inducement to cause the conversion of a person from one religion or faith to another.[9]

There is no federal law regulating religious conversions.[17] Arunachal Pradesh had formulated the Freedom of Religion Act, 1978, but was never enacted.[4] Rajasthan also approved its bills in 2006 and 2008, but did not receive approval from the Governor and the President of India both times. Tamil Nadu passed its bill in 2002, but was revoked after public protests.[14] As of 2023, Ten states have authorised their own laws. The states follow the similar principles of anti-religious conversion commonly described as conversion due to force or inducement or by fraudulent means. Religious conversions are not totally prohibited and can be done by authorisation from the district magistrates following legal procedures.[4]

Madhya Pradesh was the second state to have anti-conversion law. It passed its Dharma Swatantrya Adhiniyam (Religious Freedom Act) in 1968 enforcing "prohibition of conversion from one religion to another by use of force or allurement, or by fraudulent means, and matters incidental thereto." Punishment for offence was either one-year incarceration or a fine of INR 1,000, or both.[15] The Madhya Pradesh Freedom of Religion Ordinance, 2020, enforced in 2021, imposes offence with up to one year in prison, and a fine of INR 5,000. In case a minor, woman or a member of scheduled caste or scheduled tribe, imprisonment can be up to two years imprisonment, and a fine INR 10,000.[14]

The Government of Odisha (then Orissa) was the first state to institute anti-conversion law. The Orissa Freedom of Religion Act, 1967 "provides that no person shall convert or attempt to convert, either directly or otherwise, any person from one religious faith to another by the use of force or by inducement or by any fraudulent means."[19] Violation of the law is punishable by one-year imprisonment and a fine or INR 5,000, or both.[4] It became a model for other states.[19]

In August 2021, the Gujarat High Court issued a notification of withholding parts of the Gujarat's religious laws including section 5, which is the main anti-conversion law. Following the petition filed by a petition filed by Muhammed Hakim, the court declared that the terms "violate the right to life."[37] The court specified that inter-religious marriage is not a form of forced conversion unless there are evidences of frauds and allurement, and does not require official approval from the district magistrate.[38]

There are several different kinds of examples of police behavior that might be classified as misconduct. These can include police brutality, actions of corruption, perjury, falsification of evidence, racial profiling, false arrest, coercion, fraud, imprisonment, abuse of authority, spoilation of evidence, and sexual or physical assault. However, certain kinds of police misconduct claims are more common than others. It is also possible that based on the specifics of your individual case you have more than one police misconduct claim.

Yemen employs the U.S.-provided PISCES in an effort to secure borders and identify fraudulent travel documents. Despite the conflict, Yemen has been able to maintain traveler screening at a limited number of points of entry.

a) to operate in accordance with this Code;

b) to operate in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, and in accordance with relevant corporate standards of business conduct;

c) to operate in a manner that recognizes and supports the rule of law; respects human rights, and protects the interests of their clients;

d) to take steps to establish and maintain an effective internal governance framework in order to deter, monitor, report, and effectively address adverse impacts on human rights;

e) to provide a means for responding to and resolving allegations of activity that violates any applicable national or international law or this Code; and

f) to cooperate in good faith with national and international authorities exercising proper jurisdiction, in particular with regard to national and international investigations of violations of national and international criminal law, of violations of international humanitarian law, or of human rights abuses.

39. Member and Affiliate Companies will not, and will require their Personnel not to, engage in trafficking in persons. Member and Affiliate Companies will, and will require their Personnel to, remain vigilant for all instances of trafficking in persons and, where discovered, report such instances to Competent Authorities. For the purposes of this Code, human trafficking is the recruitment, harbouring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for (1) a commercial sex act induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or in which the person induced to perform such an act has not attained 18 years of age; or (2) labour or services, through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, debt bondage, or slavery.

For the purposes of this paragraph, disqualifying crimes may include, but are not limited to, battery, murder, arson, fraud, rape, sexual abuse, organized crime, bribery, corruption, perjury, torture, kidnapping, drug trafficking or trafficking in persons. This provision shall not override any law restricting whether a crime may be considered in evaluating an applicant. Nothing in this section would prohibit a Company from utilizing more stringent criteria.

h. ensure that their Personnel and third parties who report wrongdoings in good faith are provided protection against any retaliation for making such reports, such as shielding Personnel from unwarranted or otherwise inappropriate disciplinary measures, and that matters raised are examined and acted upon without undue delay.

d) in la qaado tillaabooyin lagu dhisayo laguna ilaalinayo qaab-dhismeed maamul gudaha ah oo wax ku ool ah si loo baajiyo, loola socdo, looga warbixiyo, oo si wax ku ool ah wax looga qabto saamaynta xun ee xuquuqda aadanaha;

a) Deji halbeegyo ujeedo iyo la cabbiri karo oo loogu talagalay bixinta Adeegga Amniga iyadoo lagu salaynayo Xeerkan, iyadoo ujeedadu tahay xaqiijinta halbeegyada hawl-fulinta iyo dhaqanka ganacsiga guud iyo kuwa caalamiga ahba; iyo

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