
IJRF Vol. 18 No. 2 (2025): Religious freedom and measures of tolerance
Religious freedom and measures of tolerance

Religious freedom and measures of tolerance

This report is a reprint from: Petri, D. P. & Bainbridge, J. T. (2025). Invisible exodus: Toward a methodology for estimating religious displacement in Nigeria. Frontiers in Sociology, 10, Article 1677251. https://doi.org/10.3389/fsoc.2025.1677251

This report is a reprint from: Petri, D. P . (2025, December 16). Stop Looking Only for a Religious Motive. Institute for Global Engagement. https://globalengage.org/?p=3559

Iulian Chifu, I., Nomikos, J. M., Shay, S., Besenyő, J., Trifunović, D., Cayón Peña, J., Kazanský, R. & Wegener Friis, T. (2025). Analytical Intelligence Report: Nigerian Christians as Victims of Islamist Extremism. International Institute for Relgious Freedom. https://iirf.global/?p=6718

This report is a reprint from: Russo, C. J. & Artz, L. (2025). “3 states are challenging precedent against posting the Ten Commandments in public schools – cases that could land back at the Supreme Court.” The Conversation. https://doi.org/10.64628/AAI.hacrpmwuh

Measuring What Really Matters for Religious Freedom

This report analyzes the status of religious freedom in 27 Western democracies, using 2023 data from Round 4 of the Religion and State Project.

Assessing the Recommendations of the CRL Rights Commission in the Light of International Human Rights Standards

This research was conducted to understand how Pakistan’s blasphemy laws are applied and misused, particularly against Christians, and to identify patterns that lead to accusations.

Studien zur Religionsfreiheit / Studies in Religious Freedom – ISSN 1618-7865, Bd. 44.