religious freedom
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A New International Task Force Will Fight Global Antisemitism
Jewish organizations representing the seven countries with the largest Jewish populations outside of Israel have joined forces against antisemitism.
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Houses of Worship Are “Sacrosanct”—USCIRF Condemns Targeting of Holy Sites
“The sheer scale of destruction against houses of worship and religious sites in conflicts around the world is a shocking affront to the universal right to freedom of religion or belief."
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The Hanukkah Dreidel: A Symbol of Defiance Against Antisemitism
Defiant resolve in the face of adversity and hate—this is what connects Jews today with the Jews of yesteryear. It is this we celebrate on Hanukkah.
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Religious Freedom at Stake in Jehovah’s Witnesses Suit Against Norway
Jehovah’s Witnesses, the first ever of 700 recognized religious communities in Norway to lose their national registration, are suing the state.
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“What America Is All About”: USCIRF Celebrates 25 Years of the International Religious Freedom Act
“America cannot stop all these horrors, but it can shine a light on them and that’s what makes this commission so valuable.”
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Celebrating My Right to Practice My Religion This Human Rights Day
Only because of the efforts of people fighting for basic human rights—like freedom of religion—have I had the opportunity to avail myself of all Scientology has to offer.
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The 2024 International Religious Freedom Summit: Reflecting the Growth of a Human Rights Movement
“Countries and societies that protect their religious freedom are more likely to be safe and prosperous.”
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Rastafarian’s Legal Fight Aims to Secure Religious Rights for State Prisoners
“We know that if you, prison officials, can violate their rights, then you can violate our rights too.”
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Tennessee Woman Wins Complaint Over Forced Removal of Hijab by Authorities
Thanks to Johnston’s settlement, no one else will endure what she did.
Faith Communities Come Together to Pay Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
I have never met Queen Elizabeth II, but I won’t lie her death has broken me. By being such a relentless source of inspiration, acceptance, and an object of pride, the Queen became a guiding compass to people of all faiths in the UK and across the Commonwealth.
