The Internet played an important role in allowing citizens in the four states, as well as those residing outside the country, an opportunity to share views and opinions. Academic freedom is respected. The Bill of Rights provides for freedom of peaceful assembly, and the Government respects this right in practice. During political campaigns, citizens often question candidates at public meetings and social gatherings. The Bill of Rights provides for freedom of association, and the Government respects this right in practice.
Formal associations are uncommon, but organizations for students and women exist.
It is hospitable to diverse religions, and missionaries of many faiths work within the nation. The Constitution has specific provisions for freedom of movement within the country. It is silent on foreign travel, emigration, and repatriation, but in practice none of these is restricted. The Government sought other countries to accept these three as refugees. The Government has not formulated a policy regarding refugees, asylees, or first asylum.