(Adopted at the 27th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sihanen on 16 January 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to guarantee the freedom of religion or belief, to preserve religious harmony and to regulate the management of religious affairs, to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the Constitution, the Religious Affairs Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 Religious activities should be governed by constitutional and legislative provisions. The State protects normal religious activities in accordance with the law and upholds the legitimate rights and interests of religious groups, religious sites and religious citizens.

Article IV. The Government of the people of the city, district (zone) should actively lead religious groups, places of religious activity and religious clergy to patriotics, escorters, unity and progress, and to the adaptation of religion to the socialist society.

Article 5 The relevant sectors, such as civil affairs, public security, are governed by law within their respective responsibilities.

The People's Government, under the guidance of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the People's Government, is coordinating the management of religious affairs in the Territory.

The People's Committee should assist religious affairs in the management of religious affairs.

Chapter II Religious groups

Article 6. The establishment, modification and write-off of religious groups in this city shall be governed by relevant provisions such as the registration of management by social groups.

Article 7. Religious groups shall carry out their activities in accordance with their statutes, establish a sound internal management system, receive guidance, regulation and perform the following functions:

(i) Follow-up to national legal, legislative and policy approaches for religious affairs;

(ii) Solidarity, educational observance of the citizenship patriotics law, maintenance of national unity, national unity and social harmony;

(iii) Maintenance of the legitimate rights and interests of the group and the citizens of the faith, reflecting the aspirations and demands of religious teaching personnel and religious citizens;

(iv) To coordinate and guide religious activities in accordance with the teaching, teaching and discipline of this religion;

(v) Determine and develop teaching staff for this religion;

(vi) To collate and communicate religious cultural scholarship material.

Article 8 Religious groups may form internal information publications in accordance with relevant national provisions. The publication of publicly issued religious publications is governed by national publication regulations.

Publications relating to religious content should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the State, the province and should not contain the following:

(i) To undermine the harmony of religious citizens and non-speakers;

(ii) To undermine harmony among religions and harmony within religions;

(iii) Discrimination, humiliation of citizens or non-speakers;

(iv) Promotion of religious extremism;

(v) Contrary to the principle of independent self-executing of religions.

Article 9 Religious groups or religious activities organize religious training sessions attended by persons outside their places of religious activity, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province.

Article 10 The Association of the Islamic Republic of Islam should be trained in the pilgrimage of Muslims in the city, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Chapter III

Article 11. This approach refers to Buddddhist monastery, religious activities registered under the law, religious worship, mosques, Catholic and Christian churches, as well as other fixed posts for collective religious activities by religious citizens.

Article 12 Preparations for the establishment of religious activities shall be subject to the relevant provisions. In the case of requests received from the People's Government's Religious Affairs Department, views should be sought from the street offices (communication) that are to be established in the place of religious activity or from the National Council of Housing (Leal) and the People's Government. Following the completion of the preparatory work of the approved religious activities, registration should be made available to the people's religious affairs sector in the area (the district).

No organization or person shall be permitted to establish a place of religious activity in violation of the law without ratification and registration.

Article 13 places of religious activity should be established by the Commission on Democratic Management to establish a sound internal management system in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations. The internal affairs of religious activities are dealt with by members of the Committee on Democratic Management, in accordance with the views of the majority of the citizens in the present place, by collective discussions, democratic consultations, and other persons outside the premises may not interfere unlawfully.

Article 14. The members of the Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities shall, under the guidance of the relevant religious groups, be elected by religious teaching officers and religious citizens' democratic consultations in the place and shall submit the registration management of the place.

The members of the democratic management committee should be patriotic law, defend national unity, be assigned to religious knowledge and management capacity.

The members of the Commission for Democratic Management may be re-elected for a term of three to five years each. Special circumstances, with the consent of the religious service, may be replaced either by advance or extension.

Article 15. The Commission on Democratic Management of Religious Activities shall perform the following functions:

(i) Solidarity, education of religious teaching staff and observance of the citizenship patriotic law, active activities such as national unity progress and the rule of law education, and the maintenance of national unity and religious harmony;

(ii) In accordance with the relevant provisions for the recruitment of religious teaching staff, the management of teaching staff and other staff in the premises and the organization of relevant learning issues;

(iii) The proper order of the premises, in accordance with the norms of teaching and the reasonable arrangements for teaching activities;

(iv) Establish regulatory systems such as sound personnel, finance, accounting, policing, firefighting, learning, witness protection, sanitation, religious activities, to strengthen internal management and to accept the guidance and regulation of the Government of the host people and relevant departments in accordance with the law;

(v) To report regularly to the people's religious affairs department at the location on the work of the place, reflecting the views and demands of the citizens;

(vi) Managing, using homes, incomes and other property in the place, implementing the financial, accounting system, democratic management finance, establishing sound accounts, regular publication of income and expenditure and supervision of teaching staff and religious citizens;

(vii) Implementation of the functions of the security, firefighting, safety, sanitation and physical protection of the premises;

(viii) Organizing philanthropic philanthropic activities for self-nutrient industries and social public goods;

(ix) Harmonize the relationship between the place and other parts of society and preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the place and teaching staff.

The Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities shall submit a report on the management of the previous year to the registry management body in the first quarter of each year.

Article 16 places of religious activity should be established as a Monitoring Committee for Democratic Review. The members of the IPR Oversight Committee are composed of members of the People's Committee of the People's Government (communication) at the Street Office of Religious Activities (community) or in the town (community) where they are selected under the guidance of the People's Government.

The Oversight Committee on Democratic Review of Religious Activities shall perform the following functions:

(i) To support the Committee on Democratic Management in its responsibilities and to guide citizens and teachers in support of the work of the Commission;

(ii) Supervision of the functioning of the Commission on Democratic Management and compliance with the law of teaching staff;

(iii) Oversight of the implementation and affairs and financial disclosure of the management systems in religious activities sites;

(iv) A democratic review and satisfaction assessment of the Democracy Management Committee and its members and key teaching staff for a half-year period, with a view to commenting on the assessment of the People's Religious Affairs Department of the Government of the People's Government in the Situation Report Region (Parea) and informing citizens, teaching staff at this site.

Article 18 places of religious activity should prevent the occurrence of security accidents in places or the occurrence of incidents that undermine national unity and affect social stability.

In cases of security accidents or events, the Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities should immediately report on the religious affairs of the people in the area (at the district) where they are located and assist the authorities in dealing with the law.

Article 19 receives teaching staff or trainees from religious activities and shall be consulted collectively by the Committee on Democratic Management of the premises. Upon the consent of this religious group, the religious affairs department and the public security authorities are reported.

Without approval, religious activities are not allowed to receive nine years of compulsory schooling, juveniles as religious clergy; they should be approved by the district (zone) Government's religious affairs sector for special circumstances.

Article 20 provides for new, double construction, relocation and expansion of religious activities, which shall be submitted by the Commission for the Democratic Management of Religious Activities, in accordance with such provisions as the establishment of a place of religious activity (the district) the Government's religious affairs, and in accordance with the provisions of land management, rural and urban planning, the protection of property and firefighting, and may be implemented by the Committee for the Protection of the Democracies of Religious Activities, as well as by the appropriate approval procedures.

Article 21, which is a witness protection unit and a place of religious activity in the area of the landscape, should be protected in accordance with the relevant national legislation, regulations and regulations and be guided and monitored by the relevant departments.

The location of religious activities is to be attributed to the sites of the landscape or to the tourist sites, and the views of the registration body of the religious activities and religious sites should be sought in writing.

Article 22 places of religious activity should comply with the regulations governing the management of environmental noise pollution and prohibit the existence and use of radio broadcasters.

Article 23, Religious teaching staff or religious citizens who violate the relevant provisions for religious groups, religious activities, may lodge complaints, report to the Government's religious affairs, in accordance with the law, that the religious affairs sector should be inspected by law and that the results-based complaints (reported) are addressed.

Chapter IV

Article 24 of this approach refers to persons found by religious groups and engaged in religious teaching activities in the aftermath of their submission.

Article 25

(i) The teaching of religious activities registered in accordance with the law, the conduct of religious activities and religious ceremonies, in accordance with teaching and religious practices;

(ii) Participation in the democratic management of religious groups or religious sites, maintenance of the legitimate rights and interests of religious groups, religious sites, reflecting the views and demands of religious citizens;

(iii) To provide advice, advice and advice on the work of the Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities and to reflect the relevant situation to the management of the premises;

(iv) To collate and religious academic cultural studies in religious creativity and to conduct academic exchanges and friendly exchanges with religious groups and religious individuals within and outside the State (territory);

(v) Access to living expenses in accordance with the provisions of religious activities and receive voluntary donations from religious citizens.

Article 26

(i) To adhere to the law, preserve national unity and national unity, and engage in religious activities within the limits permitted by law, legislation and policies;

(ii) Patriotic teaching, contacting citizens, subject to the management of the democratic management committee;

(iii) To adhere to mutual respect among citizens of different religions and beliefs, to vary and to live in harmony, to preserve religious harmony and to resist religious disputes;

(iv) To participate actively in learning training organized by religious services and religious groups and to continually raise their religious awareness and the concept of the rule of law;

(v) Explore and promote the content of religious teachings, religious ethics and religious cultures that are conducive to social development, times of progress and healthy civilization, and interpret religious teachings in line with the requirements of social progress and promote the adaptation of religions to social societies.

Article 27 Religious teaching staff and religious citizens shall not be allowed to watch books, photographs and information that undermine national unity and endanger national security.

Religious clerks cannot contain elements that undermine national unity, social stability, harmony and national security, and are incompatible with the public.

Article 28, Religious teaching staff and trainees who are permanently living in religious activities have been targeted by the Committee for the Democratic Management of Religious Activities, in accordance with the capacity to accommodate, self-help, self-management capacity, and in consultation with the local religious groups, the People's Government's Religious Affairs has been requested by the District (Parea).

Article 29 Religious groups are employed, adapted to religious teaching staff and reported to the religious affairs sector in accordance with the Constitution of this religious group. Removal or elimination of the status of religious teaching staff, which is recovered by the former religious groups and the written-off procedure is reported.

Article 31 Build or distributed religious teaching staff at religious sites should be consulted by the Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities, with the consent of religious groups in this religion to the post-partment of the Government's religious affairs.

In the case of teaching staff such as the imama of Islamic activities, the Committee on Democratic Management, in full consultation with the citizen of the Cultiology (grounds), took advantage of the agreement or, with the consent of the vast majority of the citizens. Budddddddddddhism, Christianity, Catholic teaching staff are employed in their religious trajectorys and customs.

Article 31 states that religious activities shall not be carried out in the capacity of religious teaching personnel:

(i) No certificate of eligibility for religious teaching staff or no approval;

(ii) Designated by a State (territory);

(iii) The suspension of religious activities by a charge of religious affairs;

(iv) The accreditation of religious teaching staff was cancelled.

Violations such as religious teaching personnel may not be used to carry out religious activities or to borrow the name of religion.

Article 32 requires the hiring of non-resident citizens to serve as religious teachings, with the consent of the religious groups in the city and to report back to the Government's religious affairs sector.

Cross-zonal (zone) candidates should be appointed by the Commission for the Democratic Management of Religious Activities, which is to be employed in the religious teaching profession, with the consent of the local religious groups, to be reported to the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the People's Government.

Article 33 Religious teaching staff who meet minimum living conditions should be included in the minimum living guarantees for rural and urban areas.

Article 34 provides for religious groups, places of religious activity and religious teaching staff that have made significant achievements in the interests of the State and in the public interest, which are recognized by the municipal, district (zone) people's government or the relevant authorities.

Chapter V Religious activities

Article 35 of this approach refers to religious activities carried out by citizens of religious faith in accordance with religious norms, teachings or customs, in places of religious activity registered under the law or in places of temporary religious activity designated by the religious service.

Article 336 Religious activities should uphold the principles of mutual respect, non-intervention and small, local, decentralized, security and the maintenance of equality, solidarity and harmony among religions, denominations, intra-sects.

Religious activities shall not affect social order, production order, living order, teaching order and transport order, and shall not undermine the physical and mental health of citizens and shall not impede the legitimate rights and interests of other citizens.

Any organization or individual participating in religious activities shall respect the religious beliefs and religious practices of the place and shall be subject to the management system of the facility and shall not interfere with normal religious activities.

There shall be no different faiths, debates and advocacy among different religious communities in places of religious activity; no religious propaganda shall be taught outside religious activity sites, trajectorys and the dissemination of religious propaganda.

Article 338 Collective religious activities of religious teaching citizens shall be carried out in places of religious activity registered under the law, under the supervision of religious teaching staff employed in the premises or persons eligible for this religion.

The Committee on the Democratic Management of Religious Activities should strengthen the organization and management of religious activities in the places and ensure the safety, order of religious activities.

No organization or individual may organize, organize or preside over religious activities without the agreement of the Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities.

Article 39 states that collective religious activities are required outside religious activities and are submitted by religious groups or religious sites to the people's religious affairs sector in the area where the activity is to be organized, subject to approval.

Article 40 Religious groups, religious activities are invited to attend religious teaching staff in the city to preside over religious activities, which should be submitted to the local religious affairs sector, with the consent of religious groups in the present religion.

Article 40

(i) The content of activities is in line with national legislation, legislation and in conformity with religious trajectory and religious traditional practices;

(ii) In conformity with relevant provisions such as security management and subject to approval by the appropriate authorities;

(iii) The capacity and the necessary conditions for organizing large religious activities;

(iv) Specific programme of activities, including time of activity, location, routes, size of personnel, major ceremonies;

(v) There are well-established emergency scenarios and security responsibilities are clear.

Article 42 provides for the holding of large religious activities across the region and shall apply to the relevant religious affairs sector by 30 June of the proposed date:

(i) Cross-communication (communes) to apply to the religious affairs sector of the Government of the People's Government in the area where they are held;

(ii) Cross-zonal (zone) application to the Government's religious affairs sector;

(iii) Cross-markets, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the State, the province.

The religious service should take a decision on whether approval has been made within 15 days of the date of receipt of the request and inform the relevant departments in a timely manner.

The approved religious activities should be carried out in accordance with the requirements set out in the letter of ratification. Religious groups hosted and religious activities should take effective measures to prevent accidents. Religious activities should be conducted in the relevant sectors of the Government of the People's Republic, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to establish emergency response measures and, with the assistance of the Government of the commune (commune) and the street offices (communes), to ensure the safety and order of religious activities.

Article 43 13: The matrimonization of religious activities and religious teaching personnel, in accordance with religious teaching, teaching and custom, shall be in accordance with the relevant national legal, legislative and regulatory provisions.

Article 44 states that religious facilities, religious imaging or permanent religious teaching personnel shall not be organized or held in violation of the law.

Non-religious groups, non-religious activities may not be organized, religious activities shall not be subject to religious contributions.

Article 48 fifteen citizens carry out religious activities in their homes in accordance with their religious practices, and they should be dominated by their family members and their relatives and, in general, should not be admitted to other persons other than relatives.

Chapter VI Religious property

Article 46, Religious groups, religious sites may be granted in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, in accordance with the provisions of the State, by organizations outside and outside the receiving State (the territory) or by individuals on a voluntary basis, by means of delivery, by means of passion, dedication and other means, but shall not be forced or assessed.

The accepted donation is owned and used by religious groups, religious activities and is subject to the supervision of the religious affairs sector of the Government of the People's Government.

Article 47 states that, due to urban planning or priority construction, houses, constructions for religious groups or religious sites should be collected in advance with the views of religious groups, the Committee on Democratic Management of Religious Activities and the religious affairs sector. In consultation with the parties, the collector should re-establish the licensed homes, constructions or compensation under the relevant provisions.

Article 48, religious groups, places of religious activity should be reported in the first quarter of each year to the religious service sector in the previous year on the status and acceptance, use of donations, and, where appropriate, to the citizens of the faith, to receive the supervision of the teaching citizen.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 49 violates this approach, and the provisions of national legislation, legislation and regulations have been established.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are redirected or discontinued by the religious service; penalties imposed by law in violation of the management of the security sector; legal accountability; and civil liability in accordance with the law resulting in loss:

(i) Distinctions between different faiths and denominations within religious activities;

(ii) To engage in activities that are contrary to social justice or religious teaching in places of religious activity;

(iii) Failing religious teaching staff to carry out unlawful religious activities, or using religion to carry out unlawful activities such as fraud;

(iv) The establishment of religious facilities or religious videos, without approval;

(v) To organize religious activities in public places such as hotels, squares, car stations, residential small areas without approval;

(vi) Non-religious groups, non-religious activities organizations, religious activities and religious contributions.

Article 50 states that religious groups, religious sites are one of the following acts, which are warned by the religious service and are rectified; the laws, regulations and regulations provide otherwise:

(i) The establishment of the Commission for Democratic Management, as provided for in this approach, in places of religious activity;

(ii) Religious teaching staff are held or dismissed from their duties and are not reported to the religious service sector;

(iii) To invite non-informal religious activists to preside over religious activities;

(iv) Enforcing citizens, legal persons or other organizations to do so;

(v) No report on the management of the provision of a report or a report on the income and expenditure;

(vi) Other acts prescribed by law, regulations.

Article 52 of the State's staff play a role in the management of religious affairs, abuse of their duties, provocative fraud, violations of religious groups, religious activities, religious teaching staff or the legitimate rights of citizens, by virtue of law, and criminal responsibility by law.

Chapter VIII

Article 53 is explained by the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the Municipal Government.

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