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|contents=The Constitution of 1973 of Equatorial Guinea addresses freedom of religion and belief in Article 35. Though it states that citizens can practice religion within the confines of the law, they are not allowed to use faith or religious beliefs to oppose the principles and purposes of the State (“Constitucion de 1973” 1973). | |||
“Constitucion de 1973” 1973. Guinea Ecuatorial | |||
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What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?
Equatorial Guinea
The Constitution of 1973 of Equatorial Guinea addresses freedom of religion and belief in Article 35. Though it states that citizens can practice religion within the confines of the law, they are not allowed to use faith or religious beliefs to oppose the principles and purposes of the State (“Constitucion de 1973” 1973).
“Constitucion de 1973” 1973. Guinea Ecuatorial