Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and Association Freedom of peaceful assembly and association is provided by law and exists in practice. No limitations are imposed on orderly public demonstrations. Permits for public demonstrations are routinely issued. There is no state religion, and full freedom of religious choice exists. There are no restrictions on maintaining places of worship, religious training or instruction, publication of religious material, or participation in charitable activities.
Foreign clergy practice freely.
Luxembourg's population is about 95 percent Roman Catholic. The state pays the salaries of Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish clergy. Local governments often provide and maintain religious facilities. There is full freedom of domestic and foreign travel, emigration, and repatriation. The Right of Citizens to Change Their Government Luxembourg is a fully functional multiparty democracy.