Traduction de «Hindu law » (Anglais → Français) :

hindu beliefs | hindu faith | hinduism | hinduism rites and traditions

hindu meal

Arabic numeral [ arabic figure | Hindu numeral ]

Hindu Federation of Canada

EU law - national law [ Community law - national law | European Union law - national law | national law - Community law | national law - European Union law ]

teach law enforcement practices | teaches law enforcement principles | provide instruction on law enforcement principles | teach law enforcement principles

outline working strategies for law enforcement | plan operational strategies for law enforcement | form operational strategies for law enforcement | model working strategies for law enforcement

to call on Malaysia to protect the constitutional rights of all Malaysians to freedom of religion or belief and to promote interreligious good relations and tolerance; to condemn, in this connection, the demolition of Hindu temples in 2006 and the attacks on Christian churches and the desecration of mosques in 2010, and to condemn the recent political and judicial interventions in relation to well-established linguistic uses; to call for the Christians to be able to exercise fully their constitutional right to practise their religion according to their traditions and without interference or fear of prosecution; to call for the right o ...[+++]f all Malaysians to decide their own religious affiliation freely to be upheld; to call for the speedy removal of the current administrative and legal obstacles to Muslims who convert to Christianity or Hinduism, and to call for the state to offer such converts protection from prosecution; to call on Malaysia to amend, in the interests of religious freedom, the laws in force in 10 of the 13 states of Malaysia that prohibit missionary activity by non-Muslims and that impose long prison sentences and flogging for those who break them;

In Hindu marriages, the financial transaction that occurs between both of the families is usually known as a dowry, which is defined according to Indian law as any property or valuable security that the bride has given or agreed to give, directly or indirectly, to the groom’s family.

If the present federal government is already displaying its own unwillingness to step in and help out Canadians today who are having their religious rights violated in their home provinces, then there is nothing about Bill C-38 that can be put into writing that would assure Canada's Christian, Catholic, Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Jehovah's Witness, or Mormon communities that this government and this law will protect them.

I do not know what the Muslim or Hindu populations are in Newfoundland but it is conceivable that they could be equal to the Seventh-Day Adventist population, for example, which has rights under the present law enshrined in the Constitution.