The Us Concern for Religious Freedom

The concern shown by the United States for the fast declining extent and scope of religious liberty around the globe has indeed been laudable. The modalities adopted by the concerned US agencies for procuring annual reports on the state of religious liberty and tolerance in various countries have not, however, been free from flaws and loopholes. Experience shows that these modalities need to be reviewed and restructured. The contents, coverage, and tenor of the reports too require a careful reconsideration. Local inputs from within the countries reported on, furnished by misinformed or prejudiced sources as these may sometimes be, are often inaccurate and one-sided

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