 Palau generally respects a person’s religious freedom with not only the Constitution in place to protect individual’s rights, but other laws and policies.While religious organisations have to apply to register with the Government, they are never denied Further there are no reports of Religious discrimination based on belief or practice from any individual from the state and as mentioned above, while the government does not sponsor nor promote religious groups and activities (including public schools), representatives of any religious group may request financial support for religious schools.The Government also observes Christmas as a national holiday, due to the vast majority of the population being Christian.