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Belgium to become second EU country to recognise Buddhism

March 19, 2023;

There are currently six worship services officially recognised in Belgium: the Roman Catholic, the Orthodox, the Israelite, the Anglican, the Protestant Evangelical and the Islamic March 17, 2023 02:03 pm | Updated 02:03 pm IST – BRUSSELS REUTERS Belgium is expected to officially recognise Buddhism after the federal government approves a draft Law on March…

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