Codifying Religious Freedom as a U.S. Foreign Policy Priority

Religious freedom is a bipartisan issue. Whether Republican or Democrat, a person of faith or of no faith, all can agree that all persons have a right to carry out their closely held beliefs according to their conscience. Religious freedom is, in fact, a hallmark of a free society.

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