International Religious Freedom Data, 2005 - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) ARDA code for country (ARDACODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	125.77	70.59

2) ARDA country name (COUNTR05)
3) ISO 3-alpha (ISO3)
4) Numeric ISO (NUMISO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	194	427.58	251.55

5) Correlates of War (COWCODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	191	475.53	262.12

6) Approximate year(s) for the data (primary year of data, then numbers after decimal indicate range of years covered by variables) (WAVE05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	2,005.00	0.00

7) Considering the entire Report, estimate the number of people who were physically abused or displaced due to religion in this country. (ESTIMA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	84	42.9
1) Less than 10	32	16.3
2) 10 to 200	45	23.0
3) 201 to 1000	14	7.1
4) 1001 to 10000	6	3.1
5) More than 10000	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

8) Considering the entire Report, estimate the number of people who were physically abused, displaced from home, imprisoned, or killed due to religion in this country. [This is a sum of the following variables (2005 dataset only): ABUS05 + IMPRI05 + DISPL05 + KILLE05.] (PERSEC05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	109,617.42	944,372.49

9) GRI: Government Regulation Index. (GRI_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	3.36	3.34

10) According to the Report, are foreign or other missionaries allowed to operate? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = Allowed with no limits reported. 0.5 = Allowed, but within restrictive limits. 1 = Prohibited.] (GRI_A_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.21	0.29

11) According to the Report, is proselytizing, public preaching, or conversion limited or restricted? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels for responses are the following: 0 = No. 0.5 = Yes, but for all religions. 1 = Yes, but only for some religions.] (GRI_B_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.36	0.46

12) According to the Report, does the Government interfere with an individual's right to worship? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels for responses are the following: 0 = No. 0.5 = Some interference. 1 = Severe interference.] (GRI_C_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.41	0.38

13) In the Report, how is freedom of religion described? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category responses are the following: 0 = Law/Constitution provides for freedom of religion and the Government 'generally respects' this right in practice. 0.333 = Law/Constitution provides for freedom of religion and the Government generally respects this right in practice, but some problems exist, e.g., in certain localities. 0.667 = Limited and/or rights not protected or restricted. 1 = Does not exist.] (GRI_D_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.31	0.29

14) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that the Government 'generally respects' this right (to religious freedom) in practice? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = Yes. 0.5 = Yes, but exceptions or restrictions are mentioned. 1= The phrase 'generally respects' is not used.] (GRI_E_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.32	0.40

15) Does the Introduction section of the Report specifically mention that the government policy contributes to the generally free practice of religion? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = Yes. 0.5 = Yes, but exceptions are mentioned. 1 = No.] (GRI_F_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.39	0.46

16) SRI: Social Regulation Index (SRI_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	3.92	3.21

17) SRI: Social Regulation Index - adjusted (using SRI_A205 & SRI_B205) used in Grim & Finke 2007 (SRI_AD05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	4.26	3.35

18) According to the Report, societal attitudes toward other or nontraditional religions are reported to be... (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = Open and tolerant. 0.333 = Isolated discrimination. 0.667 = Negative just in certain regions or just towards certain religious brands. 1 = Hostile.] (SRI_A_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.56	0.39

19) According to the Report, societal attitudes toward other or nontraditional religions are reported to be... (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = Open and tolerant. 0.5 = Isolated discrimination. 1 = (Either A or B): a) Negative just in certain regions or just towards certain religious brands, or b) Hostile.] (SRI_A205)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.67	0.42

20) According to the Report, what are social attitudes towards conversions to other religions? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = No problems reported. 0.333 = Some tension. 0.667 = Negative. 1 = Hostile.] (SRI_B_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.22	0.35

21) According to the Report, what are social attitudes towards conversions to other religions? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = No problems reported. 0.5 = Some tension. 1 = (Either A or B): a) Negative or b) Hostile.] (SRI_B205)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.28	0.43

22) According to the Report, do traditional attitudes and/or edicts of the clerical establishment strongly discourage proselytizing [trying to win converts]? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) (SRI_C_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	142	72.4
1) Attitudes and/or clerics	54	27.6
Total	196	100.0

23) According to the Report, do established or existing religions try to shut out other religions in any way? (SRI_D_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	69	35.2
1) Yes	127	64.8
Total	196	100.0

24) According to the Report, what is the situation regarding social movements in relation to religious brands in the country? [Answers to SOCMV205+ SOCMV305 are combined] (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) Category labels to decimal responses are the following: 0 = [Either A or B]: a) Social movement(s) do not exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand through nationally coordinated means. [no national & organized activity], or b) All social movement(s) that are reported either promote religious freedom or are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands. 0.333 = [Either A or B]: a) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand through unconnected, but regionally coordinated means. [regional & organized activity], or b) Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands, but they are uncoordinated at either national or regional levels. [flashes of activity]. 0.667 = [Either A or B]: a) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand, but they are uncoordinated at either national or regional levels. [flashes of activity], or b) Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands through unconnected, but regionally coordinated means. [regional & organized activity] 1 = [Either A or B]: a) All social movement(s) exist that are reported either promote religious freedom or are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands, or b) Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands through nationally coordinated means. [national & organized activity] (SRI_E_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.26	0.40

25) GFI: Government Favoritism Index (GFI_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	5.11	2.74

26) According to the Report, what is the balance of Government funding (including 'in kind' such as funding buildings) to the religious sector? [Category labels are the following: 0 = No funding. 0.333 = A proportional balance. 0.667 = Has imbalance. 1 = Only goes to one religion or belief.] (GFI_A_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.47	0.32

27) According to the Report, to what extent is there a Favored (or Established) Religious Brand? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = None or all religious brands are treated the same. 0.333 = Cultural or Historical legacies only, e.g., former established religious brand inherits buildings or properties. 0.667 = Some religious brands have privileges or government access unavailable to other religious brands. 1 = [Either A or B]: a) One religious brand has privileges or government access unavailable to other religions; or b) One single State or Official (Established) Religious Brand/Religion.] (GFI_B_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.68	0.38

28) According to the Report, how does the Government subsidize Religion [included 'in kind' to organizations run by religions, e.g., hospitals, schools, etc.]? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = No subsidies or equal to all (e.g., all are tax exempt). 0.2 = Subsidies not mentioned, but subsidies are implied by level of government support for a particular religion. 0.4 = Cultural or Historical legacies only (e.g., religion inherits Cathedrals from previous Government spending). 0.6 = Only some religions are excluded from available subsidies. 0.8 = Only an approved set of religions receive government subsidies. 1 = Only one religion is subsidized (including 'in kind' subsidies).] (GFI_C_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.52	0.36

29) According to the Report, does the Government fund some things related to religion? (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) [Category labels are the following: 0 = No. 0.5 = [Either A or B]: a) The Report does not mention funding, but it gives support that probably includes funding; or b) Yes, but equal funding for each religion. 1 = Yes, but funding is not equal for all. (GFI_D_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.69	0.41

30) Sum of the following variables: SCHOOL05 + BLDGS05 + SALARY05 + MEDIA05 + CHARIT05 + ACTIV05. (FUNDEX05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	2.25	2.00

31) Sum of the following variables: SCHOOL05 + BLDGS05 + SALARY05 + MEDIA05 + CHARIT05 + ACTIV05 (Rescaled to range from 0 to 1.) (GFI_E)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.19	0.17

32) United Nations Region (UNREG05)

	TOTAL	%
2) Austrailia/New Zealand	2	1.0
3) Caribbean	12	6.1
4) Central America	8	4.1
5) East Africa	17	8.7
6) East Asia	9	4.6
7) Eastern Europe	10	5.1
8) Melanesia	4	2.0
9) Micronesia (Region)	5	2.6
10) Middle Africa	9	4.6
11) Northern Africa	7	3.6
12) Northern America	1	0.5
13) Northern Europe	10	5.1
14) Polynesia	3	1.5
15) South-central Asia	14	7.1
16) South-eastern Asia	11	5.6
17) South America	12	6.1
18) Southern Africa	5	2.6
19) Southern Europe	14	7.1
20) Western Africa	16	8.2
21) Western Asia	18	9.2
22) Western Europe	9	4.6
Total	196	100.0

33) State Department Reporting Region (REGION05)

	TOTAL	%
1) Africa	48	24.5
2) East Asia and Pacific	33	16.8
3) Europe and Eurasia	54	27.6
4) Near East and North Africa	20	10.2
5) South Asia	8	4.1
6) Western Hemisphere	33	16.8
Total	196	100.0

34) What year is this Report for? (RPTYR05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	2,005.00	0.00

35) How many pages long is the Report? (PAGES05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	4.87	3.59

36) Is there an 'Appended Report' on embedded territory [indicated at top of Report]? (APPX05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	188	95.9
1) Yes	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

37) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that there is a Constitution? (CONST_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	177	90.3
1) No Constitution, but Report says 'law functions in its place'	9	4.6
2) No	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

38) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that the Constitution provides for freedom of religion? (FREECO05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	165	84.2
1) No Constitution, but Report says law provides for 'freedom of religion'	14	7.1
2) No	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

39) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that the Government 'generally respects' this right in practice? (GVRESP05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	110	56.1
1) Yes, but exceptions or restrictions are mentioned	45	23.0
2) The phrase 'generally respects' is not used	41	20.9
Total	196	100.0

40) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of favored religion(s)? (ESTRL005)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	65	33.2
1) Yes	131	66.8
Total	196	100.0

41) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of state religion(s)? (ESTRL105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	153	78.1
1) Yes	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

42) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of official religion(s)? (ESTRL205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	146	74.5
1) Yes	50	25.5
Total	196	100.0

43) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of established religion(s)? (ESTRL305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	111	56.6
1) Yes	85	43.4
Total	196	100.0

44) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of historical religion(s)? (ESTRL405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	79	40.3
1) Yes	117	59.7
Total	196	100.0

45) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of official religious philosophy or doctrine(s)? (ESTRL505)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	149	76.0
1) Yes	47	24.0
Total	196	100.0

46) Does the Introduction section or any other section of the Report mention that there is some sort of favored religion: other (explain in notes)? (ESTRL605)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	166	84.7
1) Yes	30	15.3
Total	196	100.0

47) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that there was a change in the status of respect for religious freedom? (CHNG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No change	172	87.8
1) Positive change	15	7.7
2) Negative change	9	4.6
Total	196	100.0

48) Does the Introduction section of the Report specifically mention that the government policy contributes to the generally free practice of religion? (GPOLIC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	111	56.6
1) Yes, but exceptions are mentioned	18	9.2
2) No	67	34.2
Total	196	100.0

49) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that the relationships among religions in society are generally amicable? (AMIC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	103	52.6
1) Yes, but exceptions are mentioned	56	28.6
2) No	37	18.9
Total	196	100.0

50) Does the Introduction section of the Report mention that the U.S. Government discusses religious freedom issues with the government? (USGOV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	190	96.9
1) No	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

51) In the Report, are isolated social tensions (tensions caused by infrequent and unrelated incidents) reported? (TENSE105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	33	16.8
1) Yes	163	83.2
Total	196	100.0

52) In the Report, are regional social tensions (tensions associated with specific region of the country) reported? (TENSE205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	88	44.9
1) Yes	108	55.1
Total	196	100.0

53) In the Report, are national social tensions (tensions which affect the whole country) reported? (TENSE305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	97	49.5
1) Yes	99	50.5
Total	196	100.0

54) In the Report, are international social tensions (tensions due to events occurring in another country or a relationship with another country) reported? (TENSE405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	144	73.5
1) Yes	52	26.5
Total	196	100.0

55) In the Report, which is mentioned about social tension(s)? (TNSCHG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No change	153	78.1
1) Decreasing	17	8.7
2) Increasing	26	13.3
Total	196	100.0

56) According to the Report, was this country a victim of terrorism? [In coding, the word 'terrorism' must have appeared in the Report. Terrorism is not inferred to exist if it was not specifically mentioned.] (TEROR105)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	169	86.2
1) Some	27	13.8
Total	196	100.0

57) According to the Report, was this country a respondent of terrorism? [The word 'terrorism' must appear in the Report. Terrorism is not inferred to exist if it was not specifically mentioned.] (TEROR205)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	173	88.3
1) Some	23	11.7
Total	196	100.0

58) According to the Report, was this country a perpetrator of Terrorism? [The word 'terrorism' must appear in the Report. Terrorism is not inferred to exist if it was not specifically mentioned.] (TEROR305)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	186	94.9
1) Some	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

59) According to the Report, how did terrorism affect daily life during the period of the Report? (TERRLF05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Did not impede	178	90.8
1) One impediment	2	1.0
2) More than one impediment	10	5.1
3) Daily threat/impediments	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

60) According to the Report, did terrorism impede religious practice? (TERRRL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	177	90.3
1) Yes	19	9.7
Total	196	100.0

61) According to the Report, what is the land area in square miles? (AREA_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	289,865.88	826,737.02

62) According to the Report, what is the approximate population? (POP_05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	30,757,995.22	120,736,937.05

63) What is the percentage of the largest religion or religious brand? (888=Brand identified but percentage not given, 999=percentage not given or not applicable) (LG1PCT05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	118.52	205.64

64) What is the largest religion? (LG1REL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheism	3	1.5
1) Christian (unspecified)	18	9.2
2) Catholic	62	31.6
3) Orthodox Christian	12	6.1
4) Protestant	18	9.2
5) Anglican/Episcopal	4	2.0
6) Muslim (unspecified)	22	11.2
7) Muslim Sunni	28	14.3
8) Muslim Shi'a	3	1.5
9) Muslim (other)	1	0.5
10) Jewish	1	0.5
11) Animist/Indigenous/Traditional	4	2.0
12) Hindu (unspecified)	4	2.0
13) Hindu (other)	0	0.0
14) Buddhist (unspecified)	7	3.6
15) Buddhist (other)	5	2.6
16) Tao	0	0.0
17) Shinto	1	0.5
18) Oriental (not Tao or Shinto)	0	0.0
19) Other	0	0.0
999) Not given or not applicable	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

65) What is the percentage of the second-largest religion or religious brand? (888=Brand identified but percentage not given, 999=percentage not given or not applicable) (LG2PCT05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	98.30	270.82

66) What is the second-largest religion? (LG2REL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheism	4	2.0
1) Christian (unspecified)	22	11.2
2) Catholic	19	9.7
3) Orthodox Christian	17	8.7
4) Protestant	48	24.5
5) Anglican/Episcopal	4	2.0
6) Muslim (unspecified)	25	12.8
7) Muslim Sunni	6	3.1
8) Muslim Shi'a	7	3.6
9) Muslim (other)	2	1.0
10) Jewish	1	0.5
11) Animist/Indigenous/Traditional	6	3.1
12) Hindu (unspecified)	6	3.1
13) Hindu (other)	0	0.0
14) Buddhist (unspecified)	5	2.6
15) Buddhist (other)	1	0.5
16) Tao	1	0.5
17) Shinto	0	0.0
18) Oriental (not Tao or Shinto)	0	0.0
19) Other	9	4.6
999) Not given or not applicable	13	6.6
Total	196	100.0

67) What is the percentage of the third-largest religion or religious brand? (888=Brand identified but percentage not given, 999=percentage not given or not applicable) (LG3PCT05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	207.18	398.02

68) What is the third-largest religion? (LG3REL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheism	9	4.6
1) Christian (unspecified)	15	7.7
2) Catholic	20	10.2
3) Orthodox Christian	1	0.5
4) Protestant	10	5.1
5) Anglican/Episcopal	5	2.6
6) Muslim (unspecified)	21	10.7
7) Muslim Sunni	2	1.0
8) Muslim Shi'a	0	0.0
9) Muslim (other)	0	0.0
10) Jewish	2	1.0
11) Animist/Indigenous/Traditional	11	5.6
12) Hindu (unspecified)	3	1.5
13) Hindu (other)	0	0.0
14) Buddhist (unspecified)	0	0.0
15) Buddhist (other)	0	0.0
16) Tao	0	0.0
17) Shinto	0	0.0
18) Oriental (not Tao or Shinto)	1	0.5
19) Other	59	30.1
999) Not given or not applicable	37	18.9
Total	196	100.0

69) What is the percentage of the fourth-largest religion or religious brand? (888=Brand identified but percentage not given, 999=percentage not given or not applicable) (LG4PCT05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	464.67	496.56

70) What is the fourth-largest religion? (LG4REL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheism	6	3.1
1) Christian (unspecified)	7	3.6
2) Catholic	6	3.1
3) Orthodox Christian	2	1.0
4) Protestant	11	5.6
5) Anglican/Episcopal	0	0.0
6) Muslim (unspecified)	11	5.6
7) Muslim Sunni	1	0.5
8) Muslim Shi'a	1	0.5
9) Muslim (other)	0	0.0
10) Jewish	4	2.0
11) Animist/Indigenous/Traditional	7	3.6
12) Hindu (unspecified)	4	2.0
13) Hindu (other)	1	0.5
14) Buddhist (unspecified)	2	1.0
15) Buddhist (other)	0	0.0
16) Tao	0	0.0
17) Shinto	0	0.0
18) Oriental (not Tao or Shinto)	0	0.0
19) Other	44	22.4
999) Not given or not applicable	89	45.4
Total	196	100.0

71) What is the percentage of the fifth-largest religion or religious brand? (888=Brand identified but percentage not given, 999=percentage not given or not applicable) (LG5PCT05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	647.61	476.83

72) What is the fifth-largest religion? (LG5REL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Atheism	6	3.1
1) Christian (unspecified)	5	2.6
2) Catholic	3	1.5
3) Orthodox Christian	1	0.5
4) Protestant	4	2.0
5) Anglican/Episcopal	2	1.0
6) Muslim (unspecified)	7	3.6
7) Muslim Sunni	0	0.0
8) Muslim Shi'a	0	0.0
9) Muslim (other)	0	0.0
10) Jewish	9	4.6
11) Animist/Indigenous/Traditional	6	3.1
12) Hindu (unspecified)	2	1.0
13) Hindu (other)	0	0.0
14) Buddhist (unspecified)	2	1.0
15) Buddhist (other)	0	0.0
16) Tao	0	0.0
17) Shinto	0	0.0
18) Oriental (not Tao or Shinto)	1	0.5
19) Other	22	11.2
999) Not given or not applicable	126	64.3
Total	196	100.0

73) Are Jehovah's Witnesses mentioned anywhere in the Report? (JW_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	74	37.8
1) Mentioned	122	62.2
Total	196	100.0

74) Is Ba'hai mentioned anywhere in the Report? (BHAI_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	90	45.9
1) Mentioned	106	54.1
Total	196	100.0

75) Are the Jewish mentioned anywhere in the Report? (JEW_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	73	37.2
1) Mentioned	123	62.8
Total	196	100.0

76) Are Baptist mentioned anywhere in the Report? (BAPT_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	93	47.4
1) Mentioned	103	52.6
Total	196	100.0

77) Are Mormons mentioned anywhere in the Report? (MORM_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	90	45.9
1) Mentioned	106	54.1
Total	196	100.0

78) Is Sufi mentioned anywhere in the Report? (SUFI_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	182	92.9
1) Mentioned	14	7.1
Total	196	100.0

79) Is Scientology mentioned anywhere in the Report? (SCIENT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	175	89.3
1) Mentioned	21	10.7
Total	196	100.0

80) Are other religions mentioned anywhere in the Report? (OTHERS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned	11	5.6
1) Mentioned	185	94.4
Total	196	100.0

81) According to the Report, is living in some sections of the country related to religious affiliation? (RESIDE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or not related	69	35.2
1) Yes, but only in some parts of the country	117	59.7
2) Yes, where you live largely seems to determine religious affiliation	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

82) According to the Report, do religious considerations affect out migration, i.e., moving out of the country? (EMMIGR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or not affected	141	71.9
1) People choose to move due to religious considerations	12	6.1
2) People are forced to move due to religious considerations	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

83) According to the Report, do religious considerations affect internal migration? [i.e., movement within or into the country (incl. denying entry)] (IMMIGR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or not affected	126	64.3
1) People choose to move due to religious considerations	7	3.6
2) People are forced to move due to religious considerations	63	32.1
Total	196	100.0

84) According to the Report, do people face hassles if they do not belong to the dominant religion(s) of the country? (NATID05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	39	19.9
1) Yes, but the hassles are spoken of in general, undocumented terms	11	5.6
2) Yes, in ways documented in the Report	146	74.5
Total	196	100.0

85) According to the Report, is ethnic identity related to religious affiliation? (ETHNIC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or not related	62	31.6
1) For one ethnicity it is related	11	5.6
2) Many ethnicities are related to specific religious affiliations	114	58.2
3) Ethnicity seems inseparable from religious affiliation	9	4.6
Total	196	100.0

86) According to the Report, were there any land or property disputes? (LAND05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	110	56.1
1) Yes, internal	81	41.3
2) Yes, international	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

87) According to the Report, were there any religiously-related land or property disputes? (LANDRL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	112	57.1
1) Yes, internal	79	40.3
2) Yes, international	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

88) According to the Report, what type of 'holy sites' are in the country, e.g., shrines or places of pilgrimage? (SACRED05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	174	88.8
1) Local	6	3.1
2) National	6	3.1
3) International	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

89) According to the Report, did tensions occur related to holy sites? (SACRE205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	179	91.3
1) In the past	2	1.0
2) Yes, during present Report	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

90) According to the Report, do the numbers or percentages of religious adherents reported by officials have the following characteristics: some evidence suggests officials inflate the numbers or percentages? (HONST105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	190	96.9
1) Yes	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

91) According to the Report, do the numbers or percentages of religious adherents reported by officials have the following characteristics: officials inflate the numbers or percentages? (HONST205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	194	99.0
1) Yes	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

92) According to the Report, do the numbers or percentages of religious adherents reported by officials have the following characteristics: not permitted to collect such information? (HONST305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	191	97.4
1) Yes	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

93) According to the Report, do the numbers or percentages of religious adherents reported by officials have the following characteristics: numbers not officially collected? (HONST405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	153	78.1
1) Yes	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

94) According to the Report, do the numbers or percentages of religious adherents reported by officials have the following characteristics: officials ignore or deflate the numbers or percentages of some religions? (HONST505)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	183	93.4
1) Yes	13	6.6
Total	196	100.0

95) According to the Report, are census numbers (not just %) reported? Assume census numbers if they are specific to the last digit or if the Report specifically mentions that the numbers come from census data. (EXACT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes for religions and population figures	8	4.1
1) Yes for population only	4	2.0
2) Yes for religions only	31	15.8
3) No	153	78.1
Total	196	100.0

96) According to the Report, are there foreign missionaries working in the country? (MSSY0505)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	118	60.2
1) Yes, but limited to certain regions or limited in some other way	74	37.8
2) No	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

97) According to the Report, how is freedom of religion described? (FREERL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Law/Constitution provides for freedom of religion and the Government 'generally respects' this right in practice.	74	37.8
1) Law/Constitution provides for freedom of religion and the Government generally respects this right in practice, but some problems exist, e.g., in certain localities.	68	34.7
2) Limited and/or rights not protected or restricted.	46	23.5
3) = Does not exist.	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

98) What does the Report indicate about Government protection for religious freedom? (GVLVLS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Protects at all levels	77	39.3
1) Protects at some levels	91	46.4
2) Does not protect	28	14.3
Total	196	100.0

99) According to the Report, what is the type of State or Official Religion? (GVTYPE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Secular (or no state religion specified)	144	73.5
1) Atheistic	1	0.5
2) Christian	18	9.2
3) Islamic	28	14.3
4) Jewish	1	0.5
5) Buddhist	3	1.5
6) Nonsecular/Theistic	1	0.5
7) Hindu	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

100) According to the Report, does the Government interfere with an individual's right to worship? (GVINTF05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	77	39.3
1) Some interference	76	38.8
2) Severe interference	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

101) Does the Report say the Government promotes interfaith understanding? (UNDERS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	100	51.0
1) No	96	49.0
Total	196	100.0

102) According to the Report, what is the nature of government or public holidays? (GVHOLI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not religious or equally respectful of all religions	50	25.5
1) Includes holidays from more than one religion	48	24.5
2) Dominated by one religion	23	11.7
3) Only one religion's holidays are mentioned	75	38.3
Total	196	100.0

103) According to the Report, does the Government fund some things related to religion? (GVFUND05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	43	21.9
1) The Report does not mention funding, but it gives support that probably includes funding	6	3.1
2) Yes, but equal funding for each religion	28	14.3
3) Yes, but funding is not equal for all	119	60.7
Total	196	100.0

104) [Answered if GVFUND05 = 2 or 3.] If the Report indicates that the Government does fund some things related to religion, what religious things does the Report say are funded by the Government: education/schools? (SCHOOL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	74	37.8
1) Yes, but funding is not proportional for all	102	52.0
2) Yes, but proportional funding for each religion	20	10.2
Total	196	100.0

105) [Answered if GVFUND05 = 2 or 3.] If the Report indicates that the Government does fund some things related to religion, what religious things does the Report say are funded by the Government: buildings/upkeep/repair? (BLDGS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	102	52.0
1) Yes, but funding is not proportional for all	79	40.3
2) Yes, but proportional funding for each religion	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

106) [Answered if GVFUND05 = 2 or 3.] If the Report indicates that the Government does fund some things related to religion, what religious things does the Report say are funded by the Government: clergy salary/benefits? (SALARY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	146	74.5
1) Yes, but funding is not proportional for all	49	25.0
2) Yes, but proportional funding for each religion	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

107) [Answered if GVFUND05 = 2 or 3.] If the Report indicates that the Government does fund some things related to religion, what religious things does the Report say are funded by the Government: print/broadcast media? (MEDIA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	163	83.2
1) Yes, but funding is not proportional for all	26	13.3
2) Yes, but proportional funding for each religion	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

108) [Answered if GVFUND05 = 2 or 3.] If the Report indicates that the Government does fund some things related to religion, what religious things does the Report say are funded by the Government: charity/public service work? (CHARIT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	165	84.2
1) Yes, but funding is not proportional for all	23	11.7
2) Yes, but proportional funding for each religion	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

109) [Answered if GVFUND05 = 2 or 3.] If the Report indicates that the Government does fund some things related to religion, what religious things does the Report say are funded by the Government: religious practice or mission work? (ACTIV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	141	71.9
1) Yes, but funding is not proportional for all	51	26.0
2) Yes, but proportional funding for each religion	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

110) According to the Report, does the Government require religions to register for any reason? [This includes registration to get privileges, legal status, etc.] (REGIST05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	36	18.4
1) Yes, but in a nondiscriminatory way	87	44.4
2) Yes, in a discriminatory way	73	37.2
Total	196	100.0

111) Does the Report mention if religious education is prohibited for children or those less than 18 years old? (REGED105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	186	94.9
1) Yes	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

112) Does the Report mention if religious education is optionally offered in public schools? (REGED205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	99	50.5
1) Yes	97	49.5
Total	196	100.0

113) Does the Report mention if religious education is required in public schools? (REGED305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	131	66.8
1) Yes	65	33.2
Total	196	100.0

114) Does the Report mention if religious education is only one religion's education is permitted in any school? (REGED405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	168	85.7
1) Yes	28	14.3
Total	196	100.0

115) Does the Report mention if religious education is optionally offered in non-government schools? (REGED505)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	73	37.2
1) Yes	122	62.2
2) 2	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

116) Does the Report mention if religious education is required in non-government schools? (REGED605)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	175	89.3
1) Yes	21	10.7
Total	196	100.0

117) According to the Report, what does the Government do in relationship to civilian clergy: regulates civilian clergy? (GVCLG105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	146	74.5
1) Yes	50	25.5
Total	196	100.0

118) According to the Report, what does the Government do in relationship to civilian clergy: subsidize civilian clergy? (GVCLG205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	147	75.0
1) Yes	49	25.0
Total	196	100.0

119) According to the Report, what does the Government do in relationship to civilian clergy: approve civilian clergy (approval power)? (GVCLG305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	159	81.1
1) Yes	37	18.9
Total	196	100.0

120) According to the Report, is proselytizing limited or restricted? (PROSEL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	125	63.8
1) Yes, but for all religions	17	8.7
2) Yes, but only for some religions	54	27.6
Total	196	100.0

121) According to the Report, is public preaching limited or restricted? (PREACH05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	134	68.4
1) Yes, but for all religions	17	8.7
2) Yes, but only for some religions	45	23.0
Total	196	100.0

122) According to the Report, is conversion limited or restricted? (CONVER05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	155	79.1
1) Yes, but for all religions	1	0.5
2) Yes, but only for some religions	40	20.4
Total	196	100.0

123) According to the Report, is religious literature and/or broadcasting limited or restricted? (LITBRD05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	119	60.7
1) Literature is	26	13.3
2) Broadcasting/audio-visual media is	21	10.7
3) Both are	30	15.3
Total	196	100.0

124) According to the Report, does the Government regulate or grant religious property or construction rights in special ways? (PROPTY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	97	49.5
1) Yes	99	50.5
Total	196	100.0

125) According to the Report, do laws (e.g., personal status laws) and/or official practices take into account a person's religion (e.g., do official ID cards state a person's religion)? (STATUS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	140	71.4
1) Yes	56	28.6
Total	196	100.0

126) According to the Report, are foreign missionaries allowed to operate? (MSSNRY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Allowed with no limits reported	120	61.2
1) Allowed, but within restrictive limits	68	34.7
2) Prohibited	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

127) According to the Report, are national missionaries allowed to operate? (NATMSY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Allowed with no limits reported	170	86.7
1) Allowed, but within restrictive limits	20	10.2
2) Prohibited	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

128) According to the Report, must foreign missionaries register with or obtain special missionary visas from the Government? (MSYREG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	114	58.2
1) Yes, but only some must	1	0.5
2) Yes they must	81	41.3
Total	196	100.0

129) According to the Report, what is the Government's relationship to the Vatican or other such international religious authorities (Anglican, Orthodox, Dalai Lama, etc.)? (CATHOL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	163	83.2
1) Historical ties only	3	1.5
2) Concordat or other privileged status	27	13.8
3) Antagonisms	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

130) According to the Report, are religious organizations taxed? (TAXORG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	115	58.7
1) Yes	20	10.2
2) Yes, but only some are	61	31.1
Total	196	100.0

131) According to the Report, are donations to religious organizations tax deductible (for the donors)? (TAXEMT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	185	94.4
1) Yes	0	0.0
2) Yes, but must be a registered religious organization	9	4.6
3) Yes, but only for some religious brands	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

132) According to the Report, do Government revenues [including those from taxes] support religious organizations? [Assumed tax revenues are involved if government gives support.] (TAXSPT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	53	27.0
1) Yes, with explicit citizen consent	24	12.2
2) Yes, but must be a registered religious organization	119	60.7
Total	196	100.0

133) According to the Report, what is the nature of political parties (in practice)? (PARTY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) All political parties are secular	131	66.8
1) Correlation between political party and religion	52	26.5
2) Political parties can be religious or secular	11	5.6
3) Political parties must be religious	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

134) According to the Report, are there laws regulating daily life based on (biased towards) Religion? (RELIFE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	151	77.0
1) Yes	45	23.0
Total	196	100.0

135) According to the Report, are there religiously-biased laws (e.g., laws specifically supporting a religious brand) regarding the Sabbath (e.g. blue laws)? [Answered if RELIFE05 = 1.] (SABB05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing or no law(s)	180	91.8
1) Law(s) exist	16	8.2
Total	196	100.0

136) According to the Report, are there religiously-biased laws (e.g., laws specifically supporting a religious brand) regarding travel? [Answered if RELIFE05 = 1.] (TRAVEL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing or no law(s)	169	86.2
1) Law(s) exist	27	13.8
Total	196	100.0

137) According to the Report, are there religiously-biased laws (e.g., laws specifically supporting a religious brand) regarding employment? [Answered if RELIFE05 = 1.] (WORK05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing or no law(s)	181	92.3
1) Law(s) exist	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

138) According to the Report, are there religiously-biased laws (e.g., laws specifically supporting a religious brand) regarding economic activities? [Answered if RELIFE05 = 1.] (ECON05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing or no law(s)	178	90.8
1) Law(s) exist	18	9.2
Total	196	100.0

139) According to the Report, are there religiously-biased laws (e.g., laws specifically supporting a religious brand) regarding entertainment? [Answered if RELIFE05 = 1.] (ENTM05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing or no law(s)	186	94.9
1) Law(s) exist	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

140) According to the Report, are there religiously-biased laws (e.g., laws specifically supporting a religious brand) regarding diet(food, alcohol, fasting)? [Answered if RELIFE05 = 1.] (DIET05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing or no law(s)	182	92.9
1) Law(s) exist	14	7.1
Total	196	100.0

141) According to the Report, does the Government have the power to recognize or not recognize religious leaders (i.e.,'defrock' them)? (LEADER05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	149	76.0
1) Yes, but not practiced	0	0.0
2) Yes, practiced for main religion	17	8.7
3) Yes, practiced for other religions	30	15.3
Total	196	100.0

142) According to the Report, does the Government have the power to recognize or not recognize religious chaplains (i.e.,'defrock' them)? (GVCHAP05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	189	96.4
1) Yes, but not practiced or just some evidence	0	0.0
2) Yes, practiced for state or dominant religion	4	2.0
3) Yes, practiced for other religions	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

143) According to the Report, does the military have the power to recognize or not recognize religious chaplains (i.e.,'defrock' them)? (MLCHAP05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	179	91.3
1) Yes, but not practiced or just some evidence	0	0.0
2) Yes, practiced for state or dominant religion	2	1.0
3) Yes, practiced for other religions	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

144) According to the Report, does the military have religious chaplains? (MLCHP205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	167	85.2
1) Yes, for any religion that has service members	2	1.0
2) Yes, for some religions	7	3.6
3) Yes, for only majority religions	8	4.1
4) Yes, for one religion only	12	6.1
Total	196	100.0

145) According to the Report, is there a Concordat with the Vatican? [A Concordat is a special agreement or contact with the Vatican.] (CONCOR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	175	89.3
1) No, but there is a historic relationship	0	0.0
2) No, but there is a special relationship	6	3.1
3) Yes	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

146) According to the Report, does the Government have agreements or special arrangements with religions (including with religious institutions such as hospitals)? (AGRRM05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	43	21.9
1) Yes with a certain set	96	49.0
2) Yes with only one religious brand	57	29.1
Total	196	100.0

147) According to the Report, is blasphemy prohibited by law? [Note: Blasphemy is speaking against God; Apostasy is denying one's religion.] (BLASPH05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	187	95.4
1) Yes, but it is not enforced	1	0.5
2) Yes, but enforced only for adherents of certain religions	0	0.0
3) Yes, it is enforced for all within the country's borders	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

148) According to the Report, does Government policy and practice contribute to the relatively free practice of religion? (POLICY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	71	36.2
1) Only policy does	25	12.8
2) Only practice does	1	0.5
3) Both do	99	50.5
Total	196	100.0

149) According to the Report, were there reports of religious prisoners or detainees? (RPRISO05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	129	65.8
1) Yes, but very limited	32	16.3
2) Yes and numerous	35	17.9
Total	196	100.0

150) According to the Report, are religious groups required to subscribe to an Agreement or other set of religion-specific regulations for public activities including registration needed for public meetings? (AGREMT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	126	64.3
1) Yes, all are	50	25.5
2) Yes, but only some are	20	10.2
Total	196	100.0

151) In the Report, count the number of cases of restrictions on religious practice due to laws. A case includes numbers of people and/or types of laws. You will need to consider the whole Report. (LAWPRA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No cases given	37	18.9
1) One case given	44	22.4
2) Two to three cases given	45	23.0
3) More than three cases given	70	35.7
Total	196	100.0

152) According to the Report, are people, based on religious identity or activity, discriminated against? (DISCRM05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	36	18.4
1) Yes, some are	156	79.6
2) Yes, all are	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

153) According to the Report, are people threatened by the Government or its security/military forces, based on religion? (THRTGV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	113	57.7
1) Yes, some are	80	40.8
2) Yes, all are	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

154) According to the Report, are people threatened by social movements or political parties, based on religion? (THRTMV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	82	41.8
1) Yes, some are	110	56.1
2) Yes, all are	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

155) According to the Report, are people put into prison based on religion? (PRISON05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	124	63.3
1) Yes, some are	72	36.7
2) Yes, all are	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

156) According to the Report, are people 'stigmatized' by the government (e.g. caste designation, different passport cover, etc.) based on religion? (STIGMA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	154	78.6
1) Yes, some are	42	21.4
2) Yes, all are	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

157) According to the Report, are people excluded from certain (non-religious) jobs based on religion? (JOBEXC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	129	65.8
1) Yes, some are	67	34.2
2) Yes, all are	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

158) According to the Report, must religions receive a permit or be registered (for any purpose mentioned in the Reports)? (PERMIT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	29	14.8
1) Yes, all must	148	75.5
2) Yes, but only some	19	9.7
Total	196	100.0

159) According to the Report, are people in jail permitted to practice their religion, including having access to Scripture? (JAILRS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes, all are	175	89.3
1) Yes, but only some are	11	5.6
2) No	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

160) According to the Report, are people in the military permitted to practice their religion, including nonparticipation in religion? (ARMY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Yes	180	91.8
1) No	16	8.2
Total	196	100.0

161) According to the Report, does the State (i.e., Government) defer to religious authorities on life issues [see below]? [This variable was marked as 'Yes' if any variable below between MARRY05 and SITE05 had a response other than '0' = 'Without control by religion.'] (LIFE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	131	66.8
1) Yes	65	33.2
Total	196	100.0

162) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as marriages recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (MARRY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	145	74.0
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	28	14.3
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	13	6.6
3) State defers to a single religious authority	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

163) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as divorces recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (DIVORC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	159	81.1
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	18	9.2
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	11	5.6
3) State defers to a single religious authority	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

164) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as burials recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (BURY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	181	92.3
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	7	3.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	7	3.6
3) State defers to a single religious authority	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

165) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as citizenship rights recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (CITZ05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	179	91.3
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	5	2.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	6	3.1
3) State defers to a single religious authority	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

166) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as residence rights recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (RESI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	184	93.9
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	7	3.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	3	1.5
3) State defers to a single religious authority	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

167) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as immigration rights recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (IMMI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	185	94.4
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	5	2.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	4	2.0
3) State defers to a single religious authority	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

168) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as ethnic (nationality) rights recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (ETHNAT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	190	96.9
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	3	1.5
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	1	0.5
3) State defers to a single religious authority	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

169) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as adultery recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (ADULTY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	181	92.3
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	7	3.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	4	2.0
3) State defers to a single religious authority	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

170) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as the right to convert recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (CONVR205)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	169	86.2
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	9	4.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	5	2.6
3) State defers to a single religious authority	13	6.6
Total	196	100.0

171) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as the right to hajj or other pilgrimage recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (HAJJ05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	181	92.3
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	10	5.1
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	0	0.0
3) State defers to a single religious authority	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

172) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as visiting this country for religious purposes recognized by the state? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (VISIT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	179	91.3
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	5	2.6
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	6	3.1
3) State defers to a single religious authority	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

173) If the Report indicates that the State (i.e. Government) defers to religious authorities on life issues, how are life issues such as the following ones recognized by the state? How are holy sites or religious properties protected by and recognized by the State? [Answered if LIFE05 = 1.] (SITE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Without control by religion(s)	182	92.9
1) With some controls by a religion(s)	4	2.0
2) Only if recognized by an approved religion(s)	5	2.6
3) State defers to a single religious authority	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

174) According to the Report, do comity agreements (e.g., agreement that gives a missionary group dominance over an area) exist between missionaries and the state? (COMITY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	193	98.5
1) Yes, in past only	1	0.5
2) Yes, with some missions	2	1.0
3) Yes, disproportionately with one mission	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

175) According to the Report, are allegations reported of discrimination in education, housing and/or employment based on religion? (DISCR205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No discrimination	85	43.4
1) Some discrimination	70	35.7
2) Widespread discrimination	37	18.9
3) Caste-like system	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

176) According to the Report, what is the religious proportional balance at universities by proportion of the nation's population? (UNIV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) A proportional balance	175	89.3
1) Have some imbalance	12	6.1
2) Are highly imbalanced	9	4.6
3) Only have students of one religion or belief	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

177) According to the Report, what is the religious proportional balance of professional jobs by proportion of the nation's population? (PROF05)

	TOTAL	%
0) A proportional balance	153	78.1
1) Have some imbalance	30	15.3
2) Are highly imbalanced	13	6.6
Total	196	100.0

178) According to the Report, what is the religious proportional balance of business jobs by proportion of the nation's population? (BUSINE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) A proportional balance	159	81.1
1) Have some imbalance	25	12.8
2) Are highly imbalanced	11	5.6
3) Only have workers of one religion or belief	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

179) According to the Report, what is the balance of Government funding (including 'in kind' such as funding buildings) to the religious sector? (FUNDRL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No funding	52	26.5
1) A proportional balance	23	11.7
2) Has imbalance	108	55.1
3) Only goes to one religion or belief	13	6.6
Total	196	100.0

180) According to the Report, when a person sells or buys land or property, do laws or practices benefit or discriminate based on religion? (LANDB05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Has nothing to do with religion beyond religious sites	161	82.1
1) Favors religions based on locale	11	5.6
2) Favors one religion or religious brand	24	12.2
Total	196	100.0

181) According to the Report, do settlement and expansion policies (e.g., internal migration policies) have anything to do with religion? (STTLMT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Nothing to do with religion beyond holy sites	170	86.7
1) Some general relation to religion	16	8.2
2) Highly related to religion or belief	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

182) According to the Report, do legal rights of males and females have anything to do with religion? (GENDER05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	156	79.6
1) Yes, with no favoritism	1	0.5
2) Yes, gender inequities for both males and females	4	2.0
3) Yes, gender inequities for one gender	35	17.9
Total	196	100.0

183) According to the Report, do divorce rights and/or adultery's legal status have anything to do with religion? (GENDR205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	164	83.7
1) Yes, with no favoritism	7	3.6
2) Yes, and favors men	25	12.8
Total	196	100.0

184) According to the Report, are the following prohibited or required by law or policy: scarves or head coverings for women? (DRESS105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	167	85.2
1) Yes	29	14.8
Total	196	100.0

185) According to the Report, are the following prohibited or required by law or policy: beards for men? (DRESS205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	194	99.0
1) Yes	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

186) According to the Report, are the following prohibited or required by law or policy: any religiously-worn symbol like a cross? (DRESS305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	187	95.4
1) Yes	9	4.6
Total	196	100.0

187) According to the Report, are the following prohibited or required by law or policy: other (explain in notes)? (DRESS405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	184	93.9
1) Yes	12	6.1
Total	196	100.0

188) According to the Report, has there been any harassment of minority religious groups? (SECTS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	54	27.6
1) Yes, but not been recently reported	3	1.5
2) Reported and resolved	9	4.6
3) Reported and unresolved	130	66.3
Total	196	100.0

189) According to the Report, is there a returning refugee situation? (REFUGE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	178	90.8
1) Yes and refugees return with no regard to religion	1	0.5
2) Yes and refugees from certain religions are discriminated against by policy or practice	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

190) According to the Report, is there a Government campaign against religion or certain religions? (CAMPAI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	115	58.7
1) Yes, but non-coercive	16	8.2
2) Yes, and coercive	54	27.6
3) Yes, lethal	11	5.6
Total	196	100.0

191) According to the Report, is there a Government bureau that supervises religions? (BUREAU05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	48	24.5
1) No, but consults a non-government religious advisory board	5	2.6
2) Yes, but non-coercive	83	42.3
3) Yes and coercive	60	30.6
Total	196	100.0

192) According to the Report, are killings based on religion reported? (LETHAL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	129	65.8
1) Yes	50	25.5
2) Massacres, armed conflict, or warfare	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

193) According to the Report, do Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand? (HARASS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	91	46.4
1) Yes, but isolated or confined to certain locales	51	26.0
2) Yes	54	27.6
Total	196	100.0

194) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: threats? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (THREAT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	137	69.9
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	3	1.5
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	24	12.2
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	32	16.3
Total	196	100.0

195) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: demolition or confiscation of property? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (DEMOL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	139	70.9
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	2	1.0
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	28	14.3
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	27	13.8
Total	196	100.0

196) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: extortion of fines? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (FINES05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	164	83.7
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	0	0.0
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	22	11.2
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

197) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: interrogation or surveillance or inspections? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (INTERR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	124	63.3
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	0	0.0
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	23	11.7
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	49	25.0
Total	196	100.0

198) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: detention/jail? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (DETENT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	125	63.8
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	1	0.5
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	41	20.9
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	29	14.8
Total	196	100.0

199) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: beatings? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (BEATNG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	162	82.7
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	4	2.0
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	18	9.2
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	12	6.1
Total	196	100.0

200) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: torture? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (TORTUR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	182	92.9
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	0	0.0
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	9	4.6
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

201) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: excessive force? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (EXFORC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	149	76.0
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	3	1.5
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	23	11.7
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	21	10.7
Total	196	100.0

202) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: psychiatric treatment? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (PSYCH05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	192	98.0
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	0	0.0
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	2	1.0
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

203) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: restricting the movement of certain persons? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (MOBLTY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	135	68.9
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	1	0.5
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	32	16.3
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	28	14.3
Total	196	100.0

204) If the Report indicates that the Government or security authorities harass or allow harassment based on religious brand, does the permitted harassment take the form of: pressuring the family and/or social/job networks of religious believers? [Answered only if HARASS05 = 1 or 2.] (FAMILY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	165	84.2
1) This happens but it is opposed by all levels of Government and security authorities	1	0.5
2) Yes, with Government complicity, but isolated or only in certain regions	5	2.6
3) Yes, with Government complicity, and happens throughout the country	25	12.8
Total	196	100.0

205) According to the Report, is the evidence of abuses from this country largely anecdotal or documented? (ANECDO05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No evidence	60	30.6
1) Anecdotal	6	3.1
2) Report presents abuses that are only alleged	2	1.0
3) Report presents abuses with clear factual references	128	65.3
Total	196	100.0

206) According to the Report, does the Government (or military) confiscate, desecrate or destroy religious sites or facilities? (DESECR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No reports	133	67.9
1) Isolated reports	40	20.4
2) Yes, frequently	23	11.7
Total	196	100.0

207) According to the Report, does the Government censor the content of religious sermons, publications and/or broadcasts? (CENSOR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	120	61.2
1) Yes	76	38.8
Total	196	100.0

208) According to the Report, does the Government control availability of religious scriptures? (LITERA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	147	75.0
1) Yes	9	4.6
2) Yes and confiscation, destruction or banning occurs	40	20.4
Total	196	100.0

209) According to the Report, does the Government coerce people to change their religion or forbid changing of religion? (COERCR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No reports	163	83.2
1) Coerce	13	6.6
2) Forbid	12	6.1
3) Both coerce and forbid	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

210) According to the Report, does the Government expel, exile, deport or deny entry to people based on their religious brand? [Note: 'isolated' means less than 3 different cases reported, and not part of a strategy that involves ongoing cases.] (EXPEL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No reports	138	70.4
1) Isolated reports	30	15.3
2) Ongoing activities	28	14.3
Total	196	100.0

211) Considering the entire Report, estimate the number of people who were physically abused due to religion in this country. (ABUSE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	127	64.8
1) Less than 10	36	18.4
2) 10 to 200	25	12.8
3) 201 to 1000	7	3.6
4) 1,001 to 10,000	0	0.0
5) 10,000 to 99,999	1	0.5
6) 100,000 to 999,999	0	0.0
7) More than 1 million	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

212) Considering the entire Report, estimate the number of people who were displaced from home due to religion in this country. (DISPLA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	152	77.6
1) Less than 10	15	7.7
2) 10 to 200	13	6.6
3) 201 to 1,000	1	0.5
4) 1,001 to 10,000	2	1.0
5) 10,000 to 99,999	4	2.0
6) 100,000 to 999,999	6	3.1
7) More than 1 million	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

213) Considering the entire Report, estimate the number of people who were imprisoned due to religion in this country. (IMPRIS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	112	57.1
1) Less than 10	31	15.8
2) 10 to 200	37	18.9
3) 201 to 1,000	11	5.6
4) 1,001 to 10,000	3	1.5
5) 10,000 to 99,999	1	0.5
6) 100,000 to 999,999	1	0.5
7) More than 1 million	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

214) Considering the entire Report, estimate the number of people who were killed due to religion in this country. (KILLED05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	139	70.9
1) Less than 10	28	14.3
2) 10 to 200	18	9.2
3) 201 to 1,000	4	2.0
4) 1,001 to 10,000	2	1.0
5) 10,000 to 99,999	3	1.5
6) 100,000 to 999,999	1	0.5
7) More than 1 million	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

215) Considering the entire Report, estimate the actual number of people who were physically abused due to religion in this country. (ABUS05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	37.70	237.02

216) Considering the entire Report, estimate the actual number of people who were imprisoned due to religion in this country. (IMPRI05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	896.38	9,687.66

217) Considering the entire Report, estimate the actual number of people who were displaced from home due to religion in this country. (DISPL05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	97,189.31	858,991.27

218) Considering the entire Report, estimate the actual number of people who were killed due to religion in this country. (KILLE05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	11,494.04	143,237.42

219) In the Report, is an improvement in respect for religious freedom reported? (IMPRV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	140	71.4
1) Yes	56	28.6
Total	196	100.0

220) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: amnesty granted to religious persons? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (AMNES05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	190	96.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	5	2.6
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

221) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: decline in abuses, arrests, etc.? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (DECLIN05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	184	93.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	10	5.1
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

222) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: Government commission set up to investigate the abuses? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (GVCOM05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	181	92.3
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	12	6.1
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

223) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: prosecution of those who abuse religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (PROSEC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	182	92.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	13	6.6
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

224) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: the Government admission of past abuses? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (GVADM05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	188	95.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	6	3.1
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

225) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: translation of key laws or publications into strategic languages promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (TRANS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	191	97.4
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	5	2.6
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

226) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: distribution of literature promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (DISTRI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	188	95.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	7	3.6
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

227) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: workshops or other programs promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (WORKSH05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	165	84.2
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	30	15.3
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

228) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: high profile events promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (EVENTS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	177	90.3
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	16	8.2
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

229) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: UN or NGO activities advocating or promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (UN05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	183	93.4
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	11	5.6
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

230) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: dialogues promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (DIALOG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	162	82.7
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	31	15.8
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

231) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: changes in laws or government policies promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (LAW05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	164	83.7
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	27	13.8
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

232) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: changes in leadership or regime that result in greater religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (REGIME05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	184	93.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	7	3.6
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

233) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: changes in social attitudes promoting religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (SOCATT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	190	96.9
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	6	3.1
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

234) If the Report indicates that there has been an improvement, how did the following contribute to the improvement: changes in religious demographics or land borders that contribute to religious freedom? [Answered only if IMPRV05 = 1.] (DEMOG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not mentioned in the Report	195	99.5
1) Mentioned in the Report as a contributing factor	1	0.5
2) Mentioned in the Report as a highly significant factor	0	0.0
Total	196	100.0

235) According to the Report, were there any reports of forced religious conversion? (CONVR305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	176	89.8
1) Yes	20	10.2
Total	196	100.0

236) According to the Report, were there any reports of US minors being moved or held illegally due to religion? (MINORS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	193	98.5
1) Yes	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

237) According to the Report, were there any reported abuses targeted at specific religions by terrorist organizations? (REPORT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	179	91.3
1) Yes	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

238) According to the Report, how many people are reported to have been killed in the section on terrorism? [Listed actual number, or actual minimum number] (KILLD205)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	1,137.08	11,546.46

239) According to the Report, how many people are reported to have been injured or accosted (but not killed) in the section on terrorism? [Listed actual number, or actual minimum number] (INJURE05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	9.96	61.12

240) According to the Report, how many people are reported to have been displaced or forced to move (but not killed) in the section on terrorism? [Listed actual number, or actual minimum number] (DISPLC05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	2,020.44	16,612.61

241) According to the Report, were anti-religious statements issued following terrorist attacks by the terrorists or their sympathizers? (STATEM05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	188	95.9
1) Terrorists only	6	3.1
2) Terrorists and sympathizers	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

242) According to the Report, was property damaged or destroyed by terrorists? (PROPT205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	174	88.8
1) Damaged/defaced	12	6.1
2) Destroyed	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

243) According to the Report, who did the terrorists target? (TARGET05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Indiscriminate	182	92.9
1) More than one religious brand	7	3.6
2) One religious brand in particular	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

244) According to the Report, were missionaries targeted by terrorists? (MSSY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	192	98.0
1) Yes	2	1.0
2) Yes, and they were killed	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

245) According to the Report, were non-missionary clergy targeted by terrorists? (CLERGY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	188	95.9
1) Yes	2	1.0
2) Yes, and they were killed	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

246) According to the Report, did terrorists use kidnapping? (KIDNAP05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	191	97.4
1) Yes	2	1.0
2) Yes, and those kidnapped were killed	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

247) According to the Report, does the Government falsely accuse religious groups (e.g., engaged in legitimate protests) of engaging in terrorism? (FALSE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	195	99.5
1) Yes	0	0.0
2) Yes, and they accost members of the group (threaten)	0	0.0
3) Yes, and they arrest, detain or exile members of the group	0	0.0
4) Yes, and they kill members of the group	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

248) According to the Report, did terrorists use graffiti as a tactic? (TYPE105)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.00	0.00

249) According to the Report, did terrorists use vandalism or damage to property as a tactic? (TYPE205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	174	88.8
1) Yes	22	11.2
Total	196	100.0

250) According to the Report, did terrorists use printed materials, speeches or broadcasts as tactics? (TYPE305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	186	94.9
1) Yes	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

251) According to the Report, did terrorists use bombing or burning property as a tactic? (TYPE405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	172	87.8
1) Yes	24	12.2
Total	196	100.0

252) According to the Report, did terrorists use beating, rape or physical assault (but not death) as a tactic? (TYPE505)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	182	92.9
1) Yes	14	7.1
Total	196	100.0

253) According to the Report, did terrorists use torture or killing of person(s) as a tactic? (TYPE605)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	180	91.8
1) Yes	16	8.2
Total	196	100.0

254) According to the Report, did terrorists use massacre and/or war as a tactic? (TYPE705)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	192	98.0
1) Yes	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

255) According to the Report, is there evidence that the Government supports terrorist activities? (GVT05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.00	0.00

256) According to the Report, societal attitudes toward other or nontraditional religions are reported to be... (OTHREL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Open and tolerant	48	24.5
1) Isolated discrimination	34	17.3
2) Negative just in certain regions or just towards certain religious brands	48	24.5
3) Hostile	66	33.7
Total	196	100.0

257) According to the Report, relations between various religious communities are reported to be... (RELATE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Generally amicable	71	36.2
1) Sometimes strained	25	12.8
2) Negative just in certain regions or just towards certain religious brands	44	22.4
3) Hostile	56	28.6
Total	196	100.0

258) According to the Report, are there activities reported that promote tolerance and understanding between adherents of different religions? (TOLERA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	49	25.0
1) Yes	147	75.0
Total	196	100.0

259) According to the Report, are social movements reported that have religious agendas? (SOCMV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	77	39.3
1) Yes but inactive	1	0.5
2) Yes and active	118	60.2
Total	196	100.0

260) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements financed: local donations? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVFIN105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	190	96.9
1) Yes	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

261) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements financed: foreign donations? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVFIN205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	175	89.3
1) Yes	21	10.7
Total	196	100.0

262) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements financed: government funds? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVFIN305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	189	96.4
1) Yes	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

263) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements led: by a religious person? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVLED105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	101	51.5
1) Yes	95	48.5
Total	196	100.0

264) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements led: by a lay activist? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVLED205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	164	83.7
1) Yes	32	16.3
Total	196	100.0

265) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements led: by a political party? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVLED305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	153	78.1
1) Yes	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

266) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how are social movements led: other (explain in notes)? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVLED405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	191	97.4
1) Yes	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

267) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, what is the motivating force or identity of social movements: nationalistic? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVID105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	130	66.3
1) Yes	66	33.7
Total	196	100.0

268) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, what is the motivating force or identity of social movements: international? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVID205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	179	91.3
1) Yes	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

269) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, what is the motivating force or identity of social movements: ethnic? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVID305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	154	78.6
1) Yes	42	21.4
Total	196	100.0

270) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, what is the motivating force or identity of social movements: religious? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVID405)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	84	42.9
1) Yes	112	57.1
Total	196	100.0

271) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, what is the motivating force or identity of social movements: other (specify in notes)? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVID505)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	189	96.4
1) Yes	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

272) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, how long have social movements been operating in the nation? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.]\ (MVOLD05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Unclear	153	78.1
1) Less than 1 year	0	0.0
2) 1 to 3 years	1	0.5
3) 4 to 5 years	0	0.0
4) More than 5 years	42	21.4
Total	196	100.0

273) If the Report indicates that there are social movements that have religious agendas, are social movements violent? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2.] (MVTYP05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	123	62.8
1) Yes, at times	50	25.5
2) Yes, as a regular practice	23	11.7
Total	196	100.0

274) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: rhetoric/statements/preaching? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (RHETOR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	131	66.8
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	22	11.2
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

275) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: threats? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (THREA205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	144	73.5
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	24	12.2
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	28	14.3
Total	196	100.0

276) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: demolition or defacement of property? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (DEMO205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	136	69.4
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	39	19.9
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	21	10.7
Total	196	100.0

277) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: extortion of fines? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (FINE205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	192	98.0
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	3	1.5
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

278) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: protest events or public demonstrations? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (PROTST05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	153	78.1
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	32	16.3
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	11	5.6
Total	196	100.0

279) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: detention of persons? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (DETEN205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	184	93.9
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	6	3.1
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

280) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: beatings or torture of persons? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (BEATN205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	158	80.6
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	31	15.8
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

281) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: distribution of information? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (INFO05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	152	77.6
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	18	9.2
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	26	13.3
Total	196	100.0

282) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: excessive force? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (EXFOR205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	136	69.4
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	44	22.4
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	16	8.2
Total	196	100.0

283) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: marching? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (MARCH05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	181	92.3
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	11	5.6
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

284) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: restricting the movement of certain persons? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (MOBLT205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	176	89.8
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	11	5.6
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	9	4.6
Total	196	100.0

285) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: pressuring the family and/or social/job networks of religious believers? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (FAMIL205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	178	90.8
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	5	2.6
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	13	6.6
Total	196	100.0

286) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: persistent activities that happen repeatedly over time? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (PERSIS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	160	81.6
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	13	6.6
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	23	11.7
Total	196	100.0

287) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: momentary flashes of emotion or protest? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (ISOLAT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	156	79.6
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	26	13.3
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	14	7.1
Total	196	100.0

288) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: collective events with a small number of persons (less than 8)? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (SMALL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	156	79.6
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	23	11.7
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

289) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: collective events with moderate numbers of persons (9-20)? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (MODSZ05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	164	83.7
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	16	8.2
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	16	8.2
Total	196	100.0

290) If the Report mentions that there are social movements that have religious agendas, do their activities include: collective events with larger numbers of persons (more than 20)? [Answered if SOCMV05 = 1 or 2 and if MVTYP05 = 1 or 2.] (LGSZ05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	157	80.1
1) Yes, but isolated or only in certain regions	25	12.8
2) Yes, and happens throughout the country	14	7.1
Total	196	100.0

291) According to the Report, what influence do international religious or internationally religiously charged political situations have for people in the country? (EXTE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No tensions in the country	121	61.7
1) Cause some tensions	63	32.1
2) Cause severe tensions	12	6.1
Total	196	100.0

292) According to the Report, are tensions related to religion reported? (TENS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	27	13.8
1) Yes, but only 1 example given	39	19.9
2) Yes, more than 1 example of tensions given	130	66.3
Total	196	100.0

293) According to the Report, are or have women been harassed for 'immodest dress?' (DRES05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	179	91.3
1) In certain neighborhoods or parts of the country	15	7.7
2) Throughout the country	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

294) According to the Report, are employees discriminated against if they wish to keep their own Sabbath? (SAB205)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	181	92.3
1) One limited case mentioned	6	3.1
2) More than a limited case mentioned	5	2.6
3) Only one religion's Sabbath is protected	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

295) According to the Report, is there a correlation between religion and participation in the military? [e.g., Does religious belief affect ability to participate in the military (and thus receive, e.g., veteran's benefits)]? (MILP05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	161	82.1
1) Sometimes	19	9.7
2) Often	12	6.1
3) Only one religion's members are welcome in the military	4	2.0
Total	196	100.0

296) According to the Report, how are attitudes to missionary activity from other religions generally characterized? Consider hostile if the Report says 'hostile' or if any aggression is present. (MSSN05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Positive or neutral	133	67.9
1) Negative	44	22.4
2) Hostile	19	9.7
Total	196	100.0

297) According to the Report, what are social attitudes towards conversions to other religions? (CONV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No problems reported	137	69.9
1) Some tension	10	5.1
2) Negative	30	15.3
3) Hostile	19	9.7
Total	196	100.0

298) According to the Report, are religious brands harassed by members of other religious groups? (HARA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	76	38.8
1) Within past 100 years	0	0.0
2) Not presently but within past 10 years	4	2.0
3) Yes	116	59.2
Total	196	100.0

299) According to the Report, are religious brands harassed by non-religious social movements within society? (THRE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	120	61.2
1) Within past 100 years	0	0.0
2) Not presently but within past 10 years	2	1.0
3) Yes	74	37.8
Total	196	100.0

300) According to the Report, are religious groups' properties vandalized including arson directed against their buildings or facilities? (VAND05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	106	54.1
1) Within past 100 years	0	0.0
2) Not presently but within past 10 years	6	3.1
3) Yes	84	42.9
Total	196	100.0

301) According to the Report, how does the Report characterize citizens' receptivity to proselytizing by nontraditional faiths or faiths other than their own? (NONTRA05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Receptive	122	62.2
1) Yes with concerns	13	6.6
2) Negative	61	31.1
Total	196	100.0

302) According to the Report, are citizens intolerant of 'nontraditional' faiths, i.e., what they perceive as new religions? (INTOLE05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	71	36.2
1) Yes, but only one case cited	34	17.3
2) Yes, and more than one case cited	91	46.4
Total	196	100.0

303) According to the Report, do immigrants or refugees encounter difficulties in practicing their faiths? (IMMREL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	141	71.9
1) Yes	55	28.1
Total	196	100.0

304) According to the Report, does society view its social system as religiously moral? (MORAL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	179	91.3
1) Yes	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

305) According to the Report, was there a civil war or other armed conflict (past or present)? (CIVWAR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	145	74.0
1) Yes, no mention of religion	14	7.1
2) Yes, with religion cited as part of it	37	18.9
Total	196	100.0

306) In the Report, what year is mentioned when the nation last had a war or revolution? (WAR05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	486.86	857.15

307) In the Report, what year is mentioned when the nation last had a religiously-related war or revolution? (RELWAR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	163	83.2
1940) 1940	1	0.5
1945) 1945	2	1.0
1947) 1947	1	0.5
1948) 1948	1	0.5
1960) 1960	1	0.5
1974) 1974	1	0.5
1989) 1989	2	1.0
1990) 1990	1	0.5
1991) 1991	2	1.0
1995) 1995	2	1.0
1999) 1999	2	1.0
2000) 2000	2	1.0
2001) 2001	1	0.5
2003) 2003	3	1.5
2004) 2004	2	1.0
2005) 2005	9	4.6
Total	196	100.0

308) In the Report, what year is mentioned when the nation last experienced or perpetrated terrorism? (TERRO205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	172	87.8
1994) 1994	1	0.5
2002) 2002	2	1.0
2003) 2003	2	1.0
2004) 2004	4	2.0
2005) 2005	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

309) In the Report, what year is mentioned when the nation last experienced or perpetrated religiously-related terrorism? (RELTER05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	175	89.3
1994) 1994	1	0.5
2002) 2002	1	0.5
2003) 2003	2	1.0
2004) 2004	2	1.0
2005) 2005	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

310) According to the Report, do traditional attitudes and/or edicts of the clerical establishment strongly discourage proselytizing (trying to win converts)? (PROSE205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	142	72.4
1) Attitudes only	4	2.0
2) Clerics only	0	0.0
3) Both	50	25.5
Total	196	100.0

311) According to the Report, is there an organized interfaith dialog? (DIALO205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	56	28.6
1) Yes	140	71.4
Total	196	100.0

312) According to the Report, were there cases of vandalism towards religious properties or cemeteries by citizens? (VANDAL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	116	59.2
1) Yes	80	40.8
Total	196	100.0

313) According to the Report, were there cases of bombings or burnings of religious buildings or murders of religious persons by citizens? (BOMB05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	134	68.4
1) Bombings or burnings	17	8.7
2) Murders	15	7.7
3) Bombings/burnings and murders	30	15.3
Total	196	100.0

314) According to the Report, are or were there religious militias/vigilante groups or is the military (including de facto structure) structured along religious lines? (MALITI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	138	70.4
1) Yes, groups	44	22.4
2) Yes, the military	7	3.6
3) Both	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

315) According to the Report, are certain parts of the country or its cities strongly associated with certain religions? (LAND_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	83	42.3
1) Yes, but it is amicable	40	20.4
2) Yes, and it is a source of tension	73	37.2
Total	196	100.0

316) According to the Report, do religious communities in the country reflect an ethnic identity? (ETHNI205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	62	31.6
1) Yes, and some exceptions are mentioned	123	62.8
2) Yes, but just one exception is mentioned	1	0.5
3) Yes, and no exceptions are mentioned	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

317) According to the Report, do established or existing religions try to shut out other religions in any way? (ESTAB05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	69	35.2
1) Yes	127	64.8
Total	196	100.0

318) Does the Report mention that societal discrimination is more likely to be based upon ethnic than upon religious prejudice? (ETHDIS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	168	85.7
1) Yes	28	14.3
Total	196	100.0

319) According to the Report, were there reports of derogatory graffiti being put on religious properties? (GRAFFI05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	166	84.7
1) Yes	30	15.3
Total	196	100.0

320) According to the Report, were there any hunts for 'witches' or others who were identified as being possessed or spiritually wicked? (WITCH05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	184	93.9
1) Yes	12	6.1
Total	196	100.0

321) According to the Report, the U.S. Government discusses religious freedom with... (DISCUS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No discussions	4	2.0
1) Government only	22	11.2
2) With Government and local groups	170	86.7
Total	196	100.0

322) According to the Report, the U.S. Embassy objected to denying US citizens entry based on religious and ethnic grounds... (ENTRY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No objections	195	99.5
1) One case involving one person	0	0.0
2) One case involving more than 1 person	0	0.0
3) More than one case	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

323) According to the Report, U.S. Embassy officials meet with religious officials... (MEET05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or unable	33	16.8
1) Strictly limited	1	0.5
2) Yes	162	82.7
Total	196	100.0

324) According to the Report, the U.S. Ambassador meets with religious officials... (AMBAS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or unable	121	61.7
1) Strictly limited	0	0.0
2) Yes	75	38.3
Total	196	100.0

325) According to the Report, U.S. Embassy officials maintain a dialogue with human rights NGOs in the country... (NGOS05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No or unable	114	58.2
1) Strictly limited	0	0.0
2) Yes	82	41.8
Total	196	100.0

326) According to the Report, the U.S. Government provides... (MONEY305)

	TOTAL	%
0) Its own US Government programs or brings in people from outside	149	76.0
1) Money or grants to locals	9	4.6
2) Both	38	19.4
Total	196	100.0

327) According to the Report, to what extent is there a Favored (or Established) Religious Brand? (ESTREL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None or all religious brands are treated the same	36	18.4
1) Cultural or Historical legacies only, e.g., former established religious brand inherits buildings or properties.	14	7.1
2) Some religious brands have privileges or government access unavailable to other religious brands.	51	26.0
3) One religious brand has privileges or government access unavailable to other religions.	45	23.0
4) One single State or Official (Established) Religious Brand/Religion	50	25.5
Total	196	100.0

328) According to the Report, to what extent does the Law regulate religion? (LAW_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Laws do not interfere with the free exercise of religion.	38	19.4
1) Laws inadvertently cause difficulty to all religions equally, e.g., in registration.	30	15.3
2) Laws cause problems, but only for some religions.	89	45.4
3) Laws cause problems for all but one religion.	24	12.2
4) Laws prohibit the free exercise of religion.	15	7.7
Total	196	100.0

329) According to the Report, how does the Government subsidize Religion [included 'in kind' to organizations run by religions, e.g., hospitals, schools, etc.]? (SUBSDY05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No subsidies or equal to all (e.g., all are tax exempt)	48	24.5
1) Subsidies not mentioned, but subsidies are implied by level of government support for a particular religion	16	8.2
2) Cultural or Historical legacies only (e.g., religion inherits Cathedrals from previous Government spendin	13	6.6
3) Only some religions are excluded from available subsidies.	33	16.8
4) Only an approved set of religions receive government subsidies.	64	32.7
5) Only one religion is subsidized (including 'in kind' subsidies).	22	11.2
Total	196	100.0

330) According to the Report, to what extent does one religious brand seem to monopolize or strongly influence religiously-related activities within society? (MONOPL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Religious brands do not seem to monopolize or influence society at all.	8	4.1
1) Religious influence is shared among various religion 'brands.'	49	25.0
2) Religious influence is shared among various religion brands that dominate in particular regions.	42	21.4
3) One religious brand seems to dominate.	57	29.1
4) Society is centered on one religious brand.	40	20.4
Total	196	100.0

331) According to the Report, to what extent are societal attitudes open to all religious brands? (OPENRL05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Benign or equal to all	35	17.9
1) Inadvertent insensitivity to other religious brands (other than the dominant religious brand)	9	4.6
2) Instances of discrimination towards other religious brands	29	14.8
3) Prejudices toward other religious brands that are real but hard to document	15	7.7
4) Instances of aggression towards other religious brands	53	27.0
5) Instances of fatal aggression to other religious brands	44	22.4
6) Open warfare or ongoing violent conflict along religious lines or between religious brands	11	5.6
Total	196	100.0

332) According to the Report, to what extent is there religiously-related violence in the nation (victim and/or perpetrator)? (RELVIO05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Isolated acts of religiously related violence	158	80.6
1) Widespread acts or covering several regions with religiously-related violence	36	18.4
2) Ongoing war with religiously-related violence	2	1.0
Total	196	100.0

333) According to the Report, the Legal/Policy Framework of the country in regard to giving privileges, favors, resources, and/or finances is... (LEGPO05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not give to any religion	45	23.0
1) Gives to any religion that asks or applies	11	5.6
2) Gives disproportionately to a select group of religions	56	28.6
3) Gives disproportionately to only 3 religions	2	1.0
4) Gives disproportionately to only 2 religions	7	3.6
5) Gives disproportionately to only 1 religion	58	29.6
6) Gives to only 1 brand of a larger religious tradition, e.g., only to one denomination or religious bran	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

334) According to the Report, which best describes the religious situation in the country? (DEMOG_05)

	TOTAL	%
0) There are different religious brands, and it seems that people freely change brands.	125	63.8
1) There are different religious brands, but people generally do not seem to change religious brands	56	28.6
2) Theoretically, people can choose, but they all seem to prefer one religion or religious brand	12	6.1
3) People have only one choice of religion or religious brand.	3	1.5
Total	196	100.0

335) According to the Report, what is the situation regarding social movements in relation to religious brands in the nation? (SOCMOV05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Such movements are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands.	102	52.0
1) Such movements are generally amicable but try to influence people from (other) religious brands through acts of charity or mercy.	2	1.0
2) Such movements try to influence people from (other) religious brands through proselytizing or other such propagation methods, but they do so peacefully and without physical or social intimidation.	13	6.6
3) Such movements are confrontative and try to influence or intimidate people from (other) religious brands, but stop short of physical violence to persons (e.g. they may cause property damage).	19	9.7
4) Such movements are militant and try to influence or intimidate people from (other) religious brands using physical violence to persons and property.	60	30.6
Total	196	100.0

336) According to the Report, what is the situation regarding social movements in relation to religious brands in the country? (SOCMV205)

	TOTAL	%
0) All social movement(s) exist that are reported either promote religious freedom or are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands.	135	68.9
1) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand, but they are uncoordinated at either national or regional levels (flashes of activity).	10	5.1
2) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand through unconnected, but regionally coordinated means (regional & organized activity).	24	12.2
3) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand through nationally coordinated means (national & organized activity).	27	13.8
Total	196	100.0

337) According to the Report, what is the situation regarding social movements in relation to religious brands in the country? [Category labels are the following...] 0.0 = All social movement(s) that are reported either promote religious freedom or are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands. 1.1 = Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands, but they are uncoordinated at either national or regional levels. [flashes of activity] 2.1 = Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands through unconnected, but regionally coordinated means. [regional & organized activity] 3.1 = Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands through nationally coordinated means. [national & organized activity] (SOCMV305)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.75	1.21

338) According to the Report, what is the situation regarding social movements in relation to religious brands in the country? [Answers to SOCMV205 + SOCMV305 are combined.] (SOCMV505)

	TOTAL	%
0) [Either A or B]: a) All social movement(s) exist that are reported either promote religious freedom or are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands, or b) All social movement(s) that are reported either promote religious freedom or are amicable and do not intimidate people from (other) religious brands.	131	66.8
1) [Either A or B]: a) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand, but they are uncoordinated at either national or regional levels. [flashes of activity], or b) Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands, but they are uncoordinated at either national or regional levels [flashes of activity].	10	5.1
2) [Either A or B]: a) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand through unconnected, but regionally coordinated means [regional & organized activity], or b) Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands through unconnected, but regionally coordinated means [regional & organized activity].	22	11.2
3) [Either A or B]: a) Social movement(s) exist that seek national or regional hegemony for a religious brand through nationally coordinated means. [national & organized activity], or b) Social movement(s) exist that campaign against certain religious brands through nationally coordinated means [national & organized activity].	33	16.8
Total	196	100.0

339) The Report mentions the following about foreign religious missionaries and/or clergy from minority religious brands in this country... (MSSY205)

	TOTAL	%
0) Only positive observations are mentioned.	83	42.3
1) They have similar visa or residency problems as other expatriates.	14	7.1
2) They experience bureaucratic delays because of their religious brand.	11	5.6
3) They experience concrete restrictions on their activities.	18	9.2
4) They are harassed.	12	6.1
5) They are physically abused or imprisoned.	11	5.6
6) They are killed, banished, or completely prevented from entering the country due to their religious capacity.	47	24.0
Total	196	100.0

340) According to the Report, what is the highest level of religious violence reported? (RELVI205)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	78	39.8
1) Anti-religious brand graffiti	2	1.0
2) Vandalism to religious brand property	15	7.7
3) Bombing or burning of religious brand property	11	5.6
4) Beating, rape or physical assault of person(s) due to religious brand	26	13.3
5) Torture or killing of person(s) due to religious brand	47	24.0
6) Massacre of and/or war between religious brands	17	8.7
Total	196	100.0

341) According to the Report, what is the highest level of restrictions reported? (RELREG05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None reported.	41	20.9
1) Difficulties for certain religious brands, e.g., registering or having legally recognized status, but these difficulties do not proscribe those religious brands.	36	18.4
2) Restrictions on certain religious brands e.g., the use and/or ownership of property which are not equitable for all religious brands, and/or, e.g., 'national patrimony' care or Government ownership of religious buildings.	36	18.4
3) The Government targets certain religious brands to be controlled or proscribed.	22	11.2
4) Government involvement in the internal and/or international affairs of religious brands.	28	14.3
5) Prohibition of religious practice except for that which is approved by the Government.]	33	16.8
Total	196	100.0

342) According to the Report, the religious legal/policy framework primarily responds to... (LAWRE105)

	TOTAL	%
0) The ideal of assuring that no religion is established by regulations, subsidies or favoritism.	65	33.2
1) Concerns that certain religious brands cause violence, instability or perceived threats to the well-being of some citizens.	36	18.4
2) Concerns that certain religious brands cause violence, instability or perceived threats to the order of society.	52	26.5
3) Concerns that certain religious brands cause violence, instability or perceived threats to the legitimacy of the Government.	43	21.9
Total	196	100.0

343) According to the Report, the religious legal/policy framework primarily responds to... [Category labels are the following: 0.0 = The ideal of assuring that no religion is established by regulations, subsidies or favoritism. 1.1 = The needs and aims of most religious brands. 2.1 = The needs and aims of the historically established religious brand(s) of the country. 3.1 = The needs and aims of one religious brand above all others.] (LAWRE205)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	1.72	1.11

344) Considering the Report, what best describes the position of Religious Law (e.g., Shari'a, Cannon Law, The Decalogue) in the country? (RELAW105)

	TOTAL	%
0) It does not rule the country in whole or part.	147	75.0
1) Political or social movements advocate its adoption for the entire country.	15	7.7
2) It is the law in all regions in the country, but some groups are exempt from certain applications of the law.	28	14.3
3) It is the unqualified law in all regions in the country.	6	3.1
Total	196	100.0

345) Considering the Report, what best describes the position of Religious Law (e.g., Shari'a, Cannon Law, The Decalogue) in the country? [Category labels are the following: 0.0 = It does not rule the country in whole or part. 1.1 = Political or social movements advocate its adoption for some regions of the country. 2.1 = It is the law in some regions in the country, but some groups in those regions are exempt from certain applications of the law. 3.1 = It is the unqualified law in some regions in the country.] (RELAW205)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.60	1.10

346) According to the Report, what best describes the relationship between land and religion in the nation? [A holy site is often a place of religious pilgrimage (e.g., the site itself is associated with religious power) to e.g., a shrine, a holy person's mausoleum, a religion's holy (sacred) location. It is more than a local meeting place or religious school/seminary. It is a place (building or location) that is viewed as having religious power.] (LAND105)

	TOTAL	%
0) There are no holy sites mentioned, the defilement of which would result in violence.	183	93.4
1) There is a local holy site(s), the defilement of which would result in certain but limited violence.	4	2.0
2) There is a national holy site(s), the defilement of which would result in certain and uncontrollable national violence	2	1.0
3) There is an international holy site(s), the defilement of which would result in certain and uncontrollable international violence.	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

347) According to the Report, what best describes the relationship between land and religion in the nation? [Category labels are the following: 0 = There are no land or property disputes related to religion. 1.1 = There is an unresolved property dispute(s) with religious significance. 2.1 = There is an unresolved internal land or border dispute with religious significance. 3.1 = There is an unresolved international land or border dispute with religious significance.] (LAND205)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	0.52	0.76

348) According to the Report, what best describes the religious coverage of the country? (RELMON05)

	TOTAL	%
0) No single religious brand dominates the population.	51	26.0
1) The two leading religious brands dominate the population.	44	22.4
2) One religious brand dominates the population.	101	51.5
Total	196	100.0

349) According to the Report, what best descries religious participation in the country? (PARTIC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) The population does not participate widely.	78	39.8
1) The population participates somewhat (e.g., mostly as part of a historical tradition).	56	28.6
2) Participation is high.	62	31.6
Total	196	100.0

350) According to the Report, what is the direction of religious participation in the country? (INCRES05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Participation is stable, neither increasing nor decreasing.	156	79.6
1) Participation is increasing.	30	15.3
2) Participation is decreasing.	10	5.1
Total	196	100.0

351) According to the Report, what is the direction of religious participation in religions other than the main religion of the country? (MININC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) Participation is stable, neither increasing nor decreasing.	126	64.3
1) Participation is increasing.	65	33.2
2) Participation is decreasing.	5	2.6
Total	196	100.0

352) According to the Report, to what extent do the official laws, policies, or administrative actions of the state restrict the practice, profession, or selection of religion? (RSTRCT05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	29	14.8
1) 1	39	19.9
2) 2	21	10.7
3) 3	22	11.2
4) 4	10	5.1
5) 5	9	4.6
6) 6	16	8.2
7) 7	19	9.7
8) 8	11	5.6
9) 9	13	6.6
10) Extensive restrictions by government	7	3.6
Total	196	100.0

353) According to the Report, to what extent does the state provide a select religion or small group of religions with privileges, financial support, or favorable sanctions? (FAVOR05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	19	9.7
1) 1	19	9.7
2) 2	18	9.2
3) 3	23	11.7
4) 4	16	8.2
5) 5	26	13.3
6) 6	18	9.2
7) 7	18	9.2
8) 8	20	10.2
9) 9	11	5.6
10) Extensive provisions by government	8	4.1
Total	196	100.0

354) According to the Report, to what extent do the society's religious groups, associations, or the culture at large restrict the practice, profession, or selection of religion? [Society includes religious groups, movements, associations, culture, etc.] (PROTEC05)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	17	8.7
1) 1	27	13.8
2) 2	17	8.7
3) 3	25	12.8
4) 4	23	11.7
5) 5	23	11.7
6) 6	20	10.2
7) 7	16	8.2
8) 8	15	7.7
9) 9	12	6.1
10) Extensive restrictions by society	1	0.5
Total	196	100.0

355) Original values of GRI_05, for replication purposes only (see note on Fall 2012 Update) (GRI05REP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	196	3.29	3.31

356) GFI: Government Favoritism Index (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-GVTFAV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low government favoritism	57	29.1
2) Medium government favoritism	52	26.5
3) High government favoritism	87	44.4
Total	196	100.0

357) GRI: Government Regulation Index. (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-GVTREG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low government regulation	118	60.2
2) Medium government regulation	29	14.8
3) High government regulation	49	25.0
Total	196	100.0

358) SRI: Social Regulation Index (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-SOCREG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low social regulation	99	50.5
2) Medium social regulation	49	25.0
3) High social regulation	48	24.5
Total	196	100.0

359) State Department Reporting Region (for use with online analysis) (I-REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Africa	48	24.5
2) East Asia and Pacific	33	16.8
3) Europe and Eurasia	54	27.6
4) Near East and North Africa	20	10.2
5) South Asia	8	4.1
6) Western Hemisphere	33	16.8
Total	196	100.0