Why does Vatican city not have religious freedom?

Does this odd notion come from the fact that all the citizens of Vatican City are Catholic? The Muslim refugees housed in the Vatican City were not required to convert before receiving assistance, and non-Catholic tourists are not required to convert, or denied the practice of their own religion. read more

On this respect, there is the Declaration Dignitatis Humanae, a magisterial document from the Catholic Church, which provides a strong argument for religious freedom all over the world. The Declaration on Religious Freedom from Vatican Council II, Dignitatis Humanae, was approved by the end of 1965. read more

Vatican City North Korea (duh) Most of these allow freedom of religion with some limits. Most have an official state religion, with clear differences between the state religion and other religions. Interestingly enough, quite a lot of them, except the Vatican and North Korea are Muslim states. read more

declaration on religious freedom dignitatis humanae on the right of the person and of communities to social and civil freedom in matters religious promulgated by his holiness pope paul vi on december 7, 1965 . 1. read more