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Some Indian officials ignore ill-treatment and starvation of millions of cows, while they go after the “butchers” and “transporters” of cattle because they have names beginning with Mohammed.
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As Ahmadinejad arrives at the UN, it is critical to recall those held in Iran's prisons solely for their religious beliefs.
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Massive crowds numbering in the millions observed the feast of the Black Nazarene, the Philippines’ largest religious celebration.
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Is it possible to encourage religious freedom in Egypt - in the absence of well developed constitutional protections - without a single group coming to dominate the public square?
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Ongoing armed conflict in the north of Burma silenced Christmas celebrations in Kachin State this year, leaving Christians in a 'nightmare' instead.
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Proselytization is a right, not just because seeking God is natural for human beings but because sharing that search with others is also constitutive of human dignity.
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Superstitions reign during “Undas” or All Souls’ Day celebration on Nov. 2.
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If the two most important authorities in Islam, the Quran and the Hadith, do not curb religious freedom, what is the source of the restrictions that exist in the modern Muslim world?
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Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani is facing a likely execution for apostasy, unless an appeals court intervenes.
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In my career covering South Asia’s largest nation, I've seen irresponsible stories that provoked communal bloodbaths and stories that needlessly offended religious sensitivities.
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