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This editorial says the persecution of religious minorities has intensified across the globe over the past decade. Free societies must insist upon and defend
the exercise of private conscience.
More than 3,000 people have signed a petition calling for a new Netflix show to be banned or face a boycott amid claims it will be disrespectful to Islamic
and Christian beliefs.
Indian prime minister's Hindu nationalist party has lost a key state election, a setback for Narendra Modi's party as it faces massive anti-government
protests against a contentious new citizenship law.
A disturbing policy implemented in the northwest Chinese region of Xinjiang is a forced-living arrangement between Han Chinese men and Uighur women that's
been likened to "mass rape".
Some Christians use the Christmas period to attack secularism for its challenge to their sense of entitlement. But Stephen Evans says the faithful have far
more to fear from religious fanatics than secularists.
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