Christians in Saudi Arabia ought to be able to build churches. They ought to be able to import bibles and catechisms. They ought to be able to celebrate their faith openly, all of which is presently prohibited by Saudi law.
John Allen discusses the rights of Christians in Saudi Arabia and the restrictions they face.
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