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Commentary

Failing Syria: Why the World Must Prepare Now for...

By Kurt Werthmuller

While the foreign policy community has finally begun to delve into the Syrian crisis with full attention, it has become immediately clear just how far ... more

Persecuted for Praying to God in Saudi Arabia

By Nina Shea  02/08/2012

Ayaan Hirsi Ali Breaks the Media Silence on Anti-Christian Persecution

By Nina Shea  02/07/2012

Featuring

Silenced: How Apostasy & Blasphemy Codes are Choking Freedom Worldwide, by Nina Shea and Paul Marshall

Event page for book launch of Silenced

Book launch event, Nov.4, on Capitol Hill for Silenced, hosted by the Federalist Society

 
Ten Years On: Saudi Arabia's Textbooks Still Promote Religious Violence, by Hudson's Center for Religious Freedom (Updated Final Version)

Saudi Arabia's Curriculum of Intolerance 2008 Update

Report Shows Saudi Ministry Textbooks Still Teach Extreme Intolerance

Saudi Educational Materials  

Nina Shea's statement on the Fairfax County lease extension for the Islamic

Saudi Academy

Nina Shea testifies before Congress on Pakistan's Anti-Blasphemy Laws

The Chronicle of Higher Education on author Jytte Klausen's talk at Hudson: The Book that Shook Yale, September 29, 2009

Center's Fall 2009 Series on Lifting the Theocratic Iron Curtain: Examining the Application of Muslim Blasphemy and Apostasy Rules in the Contemporary World 

Nina Shea testifies before Congress on Religious Freedom in China

Testimony by Nina Shea on State Enforced Worship in North Korea

Nina Shea briefs members of Congress 
on religious persecution in Burma, January 29, 2008

Perspectives for the New Administration
The Contest of Ideas with Radical Islam: The Centrality of the Idea of Religious Freedom and Tolerance
by Nina Shea

Other Highlights  

NRO Podcast "Between the Covers" interview with Nina Shea on Silenced

Nina Shea and Samuel Tadros interviewed by EWTN on anti-Christian violence in Egypt

NPR cites Cardinal Zen's visit with the Center for Religious Freedom

Blog Posts on Religious Freedom in the Muslim World and Beyond

Nina Shea on Christians in the Middle East for CBN

Nina Shea quoted in CNN article on persecuted Christians

Paul Marshall discussing persecuted Christians on CNN

Nina Shea on CNN discussing persecuted Christians

Washington Post interviews Lela Gilbert on President Obama and human rights

Nina Shea calls for Western sanctions targetting Iran's hanging judges

Acton Institute interviewes Nina Shea

Paul Marshall contributes to NRO Symposium on Iran

C-Span airs Center discussion on Danish Cartoon Crisis with book author - Jan. 10 & 11

National Review Cover Story on Jihad Cites Center Analysis

Blind Spot, co-edited by Center Senior Fellow Paul Marshall, Center Adjunct Fellow Lela Gilbert, and Roberta 
Green Ahmanson, wins the Book of the Year award from the Religious Communication Association
 

Paul Marshall's book Religious Freedom in the World featured in Newsweek story on "The State of Islam"

Religious Freedom in the World


Blind Spot Wins Award for "Excellence in the Communication of Religious Issues...in Secular Media"  

The Persecution of Mideast Christians and Other Small Minorities

Debate on NPR on Radical Islam’s Dominance Ends in Landslide Win for Paul Marshall's Team

About Hudson's Center for Religious Freedom

The Center for Religious Freedom promotes religious freedom as a component of U.S. foreign policy by working with a worldwide network of religious freedom experts to provide defenses against religious ...more

Why Religious Freedom?

Why Religious Freedom is a Fundamental Freedom and Universal Human Right:

Religious freedom is pivotal to a free society. Thomas Jefferson and America’s founders called it the “first freedom.” It is ...more

Religious Freedom Past Events

The Arab Spring: One Year On

January 11, 2012, 12:00 - 1:30 PM

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