• New Law and Religion Framework Overviews: France, Panama, Thailand, Pakistan, Lithuania, Estonia, Fiji, El Salvador, Germany, Poland, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Japan, Zimbabwe, Guyana, Peru, Singapore, Puerto Rico, New Zealand, Rwanda, Angola, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Taiwan (Republic of China), Ecuador, Costa Rica, Portugal, Bolivia, Nicaragua, China, Paraguay, Belize, Australia, Uruguay, Cambodia, Colombia, Albania, Nigeria, Greece, Guatemala, Mexico, Samoa, Switzerland Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia,Vietnam, United Kingdom, Spain, Mongolia, India, Brazil, Botswana, Turkey, Russia, Argentina, Chile

• Article 18: From Rhetoric to Reality, Report of the All Party Parliamentary Group for International Freedom of Religion or Belief (APPG), October 2017

• Developing a multilateral approach to Freedom of Religion or Belief: a European perspective (The Wilton Park Report – 2015) 

• Three documents in Chinese, provided by Celine Wu:

1. The Legal Person Type of the Religious Organization in the Civil Code – 民法典中宗教组织的法人化类型_吴才毓
2. On the Legal Issue of Temples in Scenic Sites –《宗教与法制》-刍议风景区内寺观的法律问题
3. Legal Framework for Ownership of Religious Cultural Relics

• The Role of Faith in Addressing Key Global Challenges, by Antje Jackelén, Linda Woodhead and Brian J. Grim, Members, Global Agenda Council on the Role of Faith 

• Religion and development: making better policy to make a bigger difference in Africa, Wilton Park and The International Center for Law and Religion Studies

• The Phenomenon of Religion and Globalization by Yinka Olomojobi 

• The Electronic Digitisation of ISIS: Building a Multi-media Legacy by Remy Mahzam 

• Interim report of the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief [focusing on the rights of the child and his or her parents in the area of freedom of religion or belief ] 

• SPAIN:  Two new acts have been passed regarding religious denominations in Spain. One of them is totally new and the other one is a new version of a former law. The first one is about the recognition of “deeply rootedness” (“otorio arraigo”) of religious groups and the other is a new version of the law regulating the Registry of religious denominations. — Rebeca Vázquez Gómez 

• Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Constitution of 2005 with Amendments through 2011, submitted by Dr. Joseph Yav