Posts tagged muslims
What Responsibility Do Journalists Have When Covering Incendiary Wars About Religion And Culture?
What Responsibility Do Journalists Have When Covering Incendiary Wars About Religion And Culture?

(OPINION) Americans have seen how ugly culture wars can become when electoral politics are caught in its talons. Witness the vitriol that dominates the news out of Washington and various state capitals these days. The situation in India — the world’s largest Hindu-majority nation with the third-largest Muslim population after Indonesia and Pakistan — is arguably even worse.

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Opinion, North AmericaIra RifkinCulture wars, religious traditionalist, social progressive, international, religious-political, India, hindu, muslims, THE WASHINGTON POST, Journalism, James Davison hunter, gender and sexuality, religious tolerance, immigration, Ira rifkin, Ira RifkinComment
We Can't Ignore Calls For Attacks Against Muslims In India
We Can't Ignore Calls For Attacks Against Muslims In India

(OPINION) Recent years have seen several incidents in India that should have raised the alarm and should have been monitored and analyzed along the lines of the serious risk of genocide and other atrocities. These incidents include the government’s systematic discrimination against the Muslim minority in India.

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Opinion, AsiaEwelina U. OchabEwelina U. Ochab, muslims, india, muslims in india, atrocity crimes, atrocity, hindus, HolocaustComment
Large companies are complicit in Chinese religious liberty violations

(OPINION) The Chinese Government facilitated the transfer of Uighur Muslims and other ethnic minorities from Xinjiang to factories in various parts of China, and big companies have profitted from the forced-labor.

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Opinion, AsiaEwelina U. OchabEwelina U. Ochab, muslims, china, Chinese Muslims, Chinese Communist Party (CCP), human rights, Religious Liberty, Religious persecution, Muslims, Human Rights, Uighur Muslims, Islam, Minorities Comments