International Institute for Religious Freedom
The COVID-19 pandemic was more than a health crisis; it had a disproportionate impact on minorities, including religious minorities. We are pleased to publish this special issue on religious freedom in the age of COVID-19.
I believe this special issue offers important insights that will aid the promotion of religious liberty for all, and especially for refugees and asylum seekers who often find themselves in vulnerable situations. (Dr. M. Visscher)
We are pleased to address in this issue the important issue of how secularism impacts religion and religious adherents.
We are pleased to address in this issue the important issue of how secularism impacts religion and religious adherents.
We are pleased that IJRF is continuing to catch up on its backlog. While this volume comes under the label of 2019, the articles were written in 2020 and 2021.
This issue covers a wide variety of topics from a truly global array of authors. Several authors show that Christians face marginalization for their faith.
This issue of IJRF deals with responses by those who are persecuted, as well as responses by those advocating on behalf of the persecuted.
Religious persecution is frequently gender-specific, impacting men and women differently.
This issue represents the geographical and interdisciplinary breadth that the jour-nal strives for, with articles ranging from law to theology and from Nigeria to North America.