Victims of Persecution Testify at International Religious Freedom Summit
Many of the panels focused on the intersection of foreign policy and religious freedom.
Many of the panels focused on the intersection of foreign policy and religious freedom.
Speakers at the 2023 International Religious Freedom Summit detailed how some profit from egregious human-rights violations.
Some leaders at the summit, including Naomi Kikoler of the Holocaust Memorial Museum, cautioned that the persecution of people of faith in some countries already amounts to genocide and could lead to genocide in others if immediate action is not taken.
COMMENTARY: It's time to remind ourselves that the cause of international religious freedom is a foreign-policy priority.
The charter states that “the defense of religious freedom transcends partisanship and politics, and the protection of conscience serves as a fundamental cornerstone for the flourishing of just, free societies.”
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