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The IIRF expresses concern about the rise of anti-Baha’i propaganda in Iran
There are many factors contributing to the vulnerability of religious minorities. One of them is hate propaganda.
Hate and targeted violence against christians in India
Half Yearly Report 2021 of the Religious Liberty Commission of the Evangelical Fellowship of India
Religious leaders detained amid protests in Cuba
In the face of the recent unprecedented peaceful protests on the island and in the face of the violent deployment of the police and security forces to disperse and detain the protesters, different voices raise to demand an end to acts of repression and human rights violations.
Has the pandemic weakened religious liberty?
Dennis P. Petri speaks to Christian Today about some of the areas of concern and what impact the pandemic has had on religious liberty.
The Flemish draft Law on religious communities: A critical analysis
The proposed decree feeds into the growing distrust of religion and raises serious religious freedom concerns.
About the appointment of the new EU Special Envoy on freedom of religion or belief
What Christos Stylianides should know as he takes the post of the Special Envoy on religion or belief outside European Union?
Dr. Dennis Petri Appointed as International Director of IIRF
The International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Dennis Petri as its new International Director.
Call for Papers Special Issue on “Refugees and FORB”
You are warmly invited to submit proposals by 30 June 2021 on “Refugees and FORB” for a special issue of the International Journal for Religious Freedom (IJRF) to be published in 2022.
IIRF in Collaboration with TWU Opens New North American Office in Vancouver
The IIRF is pleased to announce the opening of a new branch in Vancouver in partnership with Trinity Western University’s Religion in Canada Institute.