
India's Anti-Conversion Laws
Religious oppression is rising in the world's most populous democracy.
With a head count of 1.5 billion, India is considered the largest system of elected representation, universal suffrage, and pluralism. But despite the perception of total religious freedom, Hindu extremists are using anti-conversion state laws to terrorise Christian communities.
Barnabas Aid NZ's Anna Hunyadi explains how the ministry is providing legal aid and practical support for the persecuted church in rural areas. (www.barnabasaid.org/nz)
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