Mae’r hawl i lynu wrth gred grefyddol ac i ymarfer yr hawl hwnnw trwy gynnal seremonïau crefyddol wedi’i ddiogeli gan ddeddfwriaeth hawliau dynol. Yma yng Nghymru, mae traddodiad hirsefydlog o gadwraeth crefyddol a goddefgarwch ill dau. Mae gennym hanes balch fel gwlad lle mae pobl o nifer o ddiwylliannau a chrefyddau wedi byw ochr wrth ochr am genedlaethau, yn cyfoethogi bywyd y genedl gyfan. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn parhau i ymrwymo i hybu perthnasau da a dealltwriaeth ym mhob cymuned ffydd, gan gynnwys y rhai heb unrhyw ffydd o gwbl.
The freedom to hold religious beliefs and to exercise those views through holding religious ceremonies is enshrined in human rights legislation. Here in Wales, there has been a long standing and established tradition of both religious observance and tolerance. We have a proud history as a country where people of many cultures and religions have lived side by side for generations, enriching the life of the whole nation. The Welsh Government continues to be committed to promoting good relations and an understanding among all faith communities in Wales, including people of no faith.