So the courts are fairly neutral, or as neutral as they can be within the constitution that the country has.
In your opinion, if the constitution—I grant you it's not entirely secular, but it appears to have some kind of neutrality, if not total—were properly implemented, and assuming that on the other side of the equation, there wasn't the political and violent chaos that probably makes it very hard for things to get to courts in the first place, but if you didn't have that, could the constitution be properly implemented to create a stable functioning society where religious minorities would be protected?