Overview:

• There exists no state provisions for existential recognition nor legal registration in the country which only maintains the hegemony of a single group.

• Ambiguity as to the registration for religious groups specifically.

• The secularity of the country is dubious; it is likely that the country is run as an Islamic republic.

• The widespread discrimination against non-Sunni groups is put down partly due to a lack of legal provisions and existential recognised statuses for minorities.

• The country has been classified ambiguous due to the distinct lack of a recognition which is causing ongoing systematic restrictions that inhibit religious activity.

Positive elements:

• Nil.

Recommendations:

• Establish a recognition system that has capacity to bestow both existential recognition and legal registration in differentiation.

• Establish a recognition agency to manage the recognition system; the more independent this agency is from the government the more dynamic the country will become because its system and agency for recognition will not suffer from politicisation.

• Reduce discrimination by educating the public about the importance of religious and belief diversity and promote religious education in schools of all different kinds of communities of belief.