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Religious Freedom in International Human Rights Law

Few human rights are violated as widely today as is religious freedom. The Pew Research Center has reported consistently for a decade that about three-quarters of the world’s population lives under regimes that violate religious freedom at high levels.

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Wholesale Observations: Rafe Semmes goes to the Portland in the west

Wholesale Observations: Rafe Semmes goes to the Portland in the west
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Survivor of Turkey earthquake: God protected me and the Virgin Mary did not leave me – Catholic World Report

Survivor of Turkey earthquake: God protected me and the Virgin Mary did not leave me – Catholic World Report
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Review: Quoth The Raven, Gimme More Fish!

Fish fries are hot (pun intended) right now, and Robin Garr went to The Raven to check out the seafood they're serving this season.

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Lebanon s once-thriving Christian population dwindling as country approaches collapse

In the mid-20th century, Lebanon was one of the wealthiest and most prosperous countries in the Middle East. Its capital, Beirut, was once known as the Paris of the Middle East. It was the only state in the Middle East where Christianity was dominant, at one point making up over 60% of the population.

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