E/CN.4/1991/56 page 37 Ecuador "In recent decades there have been no clashes of a religious nature, since there is a clear and exemplary respect for freedom of religion." Germany "No. The undisturbed practice of religion is expressly guaranteed by Article 4(2) of the Basic Law. In our country this right is fully respected. Most people in the Federal Republic are Christians, belonging either to the Protestant or Roman Catholic Church. No clashes occur among Christians in Germany. Nor do any problems of this kind arise in connection with other denominations. The comprehensive freedom of religion and thus the lack of any constraints does not give rise to any conflict in the Federal Republic. Relations between religious denominations in Germany are manifold and peaceful." Greece "No clashes between members of different religious denominations occur in Greece." Grenada "There are no clashes between members of different religious denominations in Grenada." Iraq "No religion or religious community in Iraq can be regarded as exercising any form of religious hegemony. No clashes between religions or religious denominations have occurred in any part of Iraq and, if such clashes were to occur, their instigators and the guilty parties responsible would be punished in accordance with the above-mentioned legal provisions." Malta "There have never been any clashes between members of different religious denominations." Mexico "No clashes between members of different sects have occurred in Mexico. It can be said that Mexicans have succeeded in preserving broad mutual respect among the various churches." Nicaragua "No clashes between members of different religious denominations occur in Nicaragua." Norway In its general reply, the Government of Norway referred to this question as follows: "Clashes between members of different religious denominations have not constituted a serious problem in Norway."