Posts tagged Organization Of Islamic Cooperation
Muslim leaders are conspicuously silent on China’s persecution of their fellow believers
Muslim leaders are conspicuously silent on China’s persecution of their fellow believers

(OPINION) Global concern about the plight of Muslims in China has increased as reports have detailed the government’s cruelty. Not so, however, among Muslim leaders of other countries.

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Opinion, Asia, North AmericaRichard OstlingIra Rifkin, China, Wall Street Journal, Sadanand Dhume, Pakistan, Organization Of Islamic Cooperation, Xinjiang, National Public Radio, U.S. Department Of Commerce, U.S. State Department, Paul Wolfowitz, Uighurs, Uighur Muslims, Islam, Muslim
As European blasphemy laws endure, journalists should consider how words can get them in trouble
As European blasphemy laws endure, journalists should consider how words can get them in trouble

(COMMENTARY) This is an issue journalists — whether they’re writing opinion/analysis pieces or constructing hard news stories — should stay tuned into to avoid crossing the wrong side of a shifting line.

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Europe, Press Freedom, Religion, OpinionIra RifkinIra Rifkin, blasphemy, Spain, Austria, Charlie Hebdo, Organization Of Islamic Cooperation, Blasphemy Laws, Prophet Mohammed, Salman Rushdie, Europe, U.S. Commission On International Religious Freedom, European Court Of Human Rights, Foreign Policy Magazine, Poland, Russia, Islam, Christianity