Minority Muslims free to practise their religion in China, says Islamic group


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 19 Feb 2019

BEIJING: Minority Muslims in China are not being discriminated or persecuted by the Chinese government, says China Islamic Association (CIA) vice-president Abdul Amin Jin Rubin.

Abdul Amin, who is representing more than 10 Islamic bodies, said Muslims in China enjoyed the freedom of practising their religious belief as provided under the country's constitution.

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