Religious freedom: Still no common ground

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Religious freedom: Still no common ground

Claudia Theophilus | Jul 3, 06 12:59pm

Proponents of an interfaith commission have argued that this would be a timely mechanism to create, given the rising incidents of social conflict resulting from complexities in Islamic legal administration.

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