The website of the International Coalition for Relgious Freedom states: "The 1979 Constitution of Peru provides for freedom of conscience and free exercise of religion. There is no state church, but the Constitution expressly recognizes the Catholic Church as an important element in the historic, cultural, and moral development of Peru.....The 1997 US State Department Report on Religious freedom says that conversion to other religions is respected and that missionaries are free to enter the country and proselytize." Therefore, there is freedom of religion in Peru. Related link: http://www.religiousfreedom.com/wrpt/Latam/peru.htm (ICRF Website)
The Catholic Religion is the most common religion in Peru.
The main religion of Peru is not Buddhism.
The main religion of Peru is Roman-Catholic
Freedom of religion
everyone has freedom of religion
In Peru, the main language is Spanish, and the most commonly practiced religion is Roman Catholicism.
The national religion is Christian Catholic
95% of the population in PERU are Catholics and the other 5% are protestants
Is the freedom to practice any religion you want and in the United States we have freedom of religion.
85% of the population of Peru is Roman Catholic. 10% of the population is Evangelical.
Freedom of religion allows people to believe what they want and to express themselves through a church or not. There is no state religion and the government is secular. Freedom of expression is freedom of speech.