Religious Freedom Takeaways on the Ground in Nigeria

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U.S. Policy Addressing China’s FoRB Abuses against Uyghurs

The Chinese government under Xi Jinping placed an estimated one million Uyghurs in concentration camps, subjecting them to forced labor and other horrific abuses. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has also destroyed or modified mosques all as part of a “sinicization” policy to as ...  Show more

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