In a fundamental way their human rights are violated. They are not left alone to be what they are. They are often defenceless against the subtle ways of the present mass media. They are made to feel inferior, and then promised to be equal, if they embrace Christianity. By embracing Christianity they are not only promised eternal salvation but all kinds of economic advantages.
Economic bribery is part of the process of conversion.
It is a violation of human rights to make other people inferior for religious, ideological and economic reasons. The gospel of gentle Jesus is that of love toward other people, and it is not compatible with making them feel inferior or sub-human. Every so often on Sundays Christian cars go to Khasi villages to beam Christian messages through megaphones. This is an intrusion, a violation of their privacy of their peace of mind, of their culture, their tradition. And rightly so.