December 1, 2011

Making Religious Freedom a Priority

Hudson Institute, Hudson Institute

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Many human rights are neglected, but religious freedom is often strikingly so. The late Abe Rosenthal, looking back over five decades working at the New York Times, wrote: "I realized that in decades of reporting, writing or assigning stories on human rights, I rarely touched on the most important. Political, legal, civil and press rights, emphatically often; but the right to worship where and how God or conscience leads,...

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TAGGED: Christianity, Islam, Egypt, United States

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