'Yancin Addini a Tanzaniya

'Yancin Addini a Tanzaniya
freedom of religion by country (en)
Bayanai
Ƙasa	Tanzaniya

'Yancin addini a Tanzaniya na nufin irin yadda mutane a Tanzaniya ke samun damar gudanar da akidarsu cikin 'yanci, la'akari da manufofin gwamnati da halayen al'umma game da kungiyoyin addini.

Gwamnatin Tanzaniya da gwamnatin Zanzibar mai cin gashin kanta duk sun amince da 'yancin addini a matsayin ka'ida kuma suna ƙoƙarin kare shi. Gwamnatin Zanzibar ta nada jami'an addinin Musulunci a Zanzibar. Babban tsarin doka a Tanzaniya da Zanzibar ba addini ba ne, amma Musulmai suna da zaɓi na amfani da kotunan addini don shari'o'in da suka shafi iyali. Laifukan daidaikun mutane na tashin hankali na addini sun faru a kan duka Kiristoci da Musulmai. ^[1]

Manufofi da akidun Ujamaa da gwamnatin Tanzaniya ta farko ta amince da su bayan samun ‘yancin kai daga Birtaniya a shekarun 1960 sun jaddada hadin kan kasa kan rarrabuwar kawuna na addini ko kabilanci, ^[2] kuma hakan na nuni da irin kakkausan kalamai na nuna kyama a cikin kundin tsarin mulkin kasar Tanzaniya, wanda har yanzu yana nan aiki kamar na shekarar 2019. Yayin da aka watsar da Ujamaa a matsayin aikin jiha a cikin 1985, kuma rikicin addini ya ɗan tashi tun daga lokacin, ^[3] majiyoyin ilimi da ƙungiyoyin sa-kai sun yaba wa Ujamaa don ba da gudummawa ga yanayin 'yancin addini da kwanciyar hankali na zamantakewa a Tanzaniya. ^{[3] [4]}

1. ↑ International Religious Freedom Report 2017 Tanzania, US Department of State, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
2. ↑ Pratt, Cranford (1999). "Julius Nyerere: Reflections on the Legacy of his Socialism". Canadian Journal of African Studies . 33 (1): 137–52. doi :10.2307/486390 . JSTOR 486390 .Empty citation (help)
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} Ghoshal, Neela (2013-06-18). " "Treat Us Like Human Beings" | Discrimination against Sex Workers, Sexual and Gender Minorities, and People Who Use Drugs in Tanzania" . Human Rights Watch . Retrieved 2019-07-03.Empty citation (help)
4. ↑ Ghoshal, Neela (2013-06-18). " "Treat Us Like Human Beings" | Discrimination against Sex Workers, Sexual and Gender Minorities, and People Who Use Drugs in Tanzania" . Human Rights Watch . Retrieved 2019-07-03.Empty citation (help)