Do you really think I made up that picture? Seriously? I’m not that interested in it nor do I have the time. It’s real. The stamp proves it.
as for “freedom of religion”. Loool it’s what you say to the UN so they accept you.
The national penal code generally remains valid in all regions of the country. It does not prohibit conversion from Islam to another religion, but it criminalizes blasphemy and “defamation of Islam,” which carry penalties of up to two years in prison.[6] According to federal and regional government officials, there were no cases of individuals charged with apostasy, blasphemy, or defamation of Islam in 2017.[6]
(although it does not explicitly ban conversion), and stipulates all laws must comply with the general principles of Muslim religious law.
As for Somaliland
The constitution of Somaliland declares Islam as the state religion, prohibits Muslims from converting to another religion, bars the propagation of any religion other than Islam, and require all laws to comply with the general principles of sharia. It also states that "every person shall have the right to freedom of belief and shall not be compelled to adopt another belief".[4] In July 2017, Somaliland authorities closed the only Catholic church in Hargeisa.[6] The Somaliland constitution requires, in addition to Somaliland's president, the candidates for vice president and the House of Representatives to be Muslim.[4][6]
Those laws are old and were changed few months back, you need to keep your self updated, you also said those laws are only shown to the UN, well then how come underage girl marriage is allowed under the same constitution.
