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Comoros is a minority religion. Roman Catholics in the Comoros
are about 4,300 (0.5% of the population). Protestants are about
1,678 persons (0.25% of the population). In 2006 four persons
were detained in the town of Moroni in the Comoros. The
constitution guarantees religious liberty. Christians are not
allowed to witness publicly. They are subject to the denial of
many civil rights. Christians are subject to societal
disadvantage. There are foreign religious groups, that give
humanitarian action. They do not engage in prozeliytizing
however. Religious groups do not have the duty to register.  A
law states that who preaches another religion to Muslims, is
subject to both a prison sentence and a fine. On Ngazidja
Christian liberty is greater than in other parts of the Comoros.
There is a Roman Catholic church in Moroni, on the island of
Ngazidja. Another Roman Catholic church is in Mutsamudu. T