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Human Rights ISIS and Genocide Nina Shea Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Religious Freedom Nina Shea Mar 18, 2016 In the Media
Religious Freedom Calling Genocide by Its Name Nina Shea Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Religious Freedom Nina Shea Mar 17, 2016 In the Media
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Terrorism Terrorism's Unseen Wounds Lela Gilbert Adjunct Fellow, Center for Religious Freedom Lela Gilbert Mar 16, 2016 Commentary 8 Min Read
Religious Freedom ISIS Genocide: Christians Killed and Enslaved as the State Department Looks the Other Way Nina Shea Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Religious Freedom Nina Shea Mar 16, 2016 Commentary 10 Min Read
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Caption Voting booths are set up for early voting at the Black Hawk County Courthouse on September 27, 2012 in Waterloo, Iowa. (Scott Olson/Getty Images) Politics and Government American Elections – What do Israelis Want to Know? Lela Gilbert Adjunct Fellow, Center for Religious Freedom Lela Gilbert Mar 1, 2016 Commentary 7 Min Read
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Caption St. Elijah's Monastery, Mosul, Iraq, February 15, 2005, before its destruction. (Doug/Wikimedia) Religious Freedom Another Irreplaceable Loss for Christianity: ISIS Destroys Ancient Iraqi Monastery Nina Shea Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Religious Freedom Nina Shea Jan 20, 2016 Commentary 3 Min Read