Exploring how religious and secular forces interact in the modern world.
How do religious women in Cameroon navigate their faith vis-à-vis their communities and religious hierarchies?
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Aisha, the wife of the prophet, protected and physically made space for transgender persons to pray behind her. As such, LGBT groups are assured protection.
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Modernity is embraced for its scientific and technological wonders, but is also associated with moral decline especially with regard to family and sexual ethics.
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Designer clothing brands that cater to Muslim consumers in the Middle East have mushroomed, in spite of the fact that some of this clothing is manufactured in Muslim-unfriendly countries.
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June 2016 was a good month for Komnas Perempuan (Komnas), the National Commission on Violence against Women, an independent…
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The short answer, according to the panel, is no. But the conversation left many stones unturned.
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Garrett Fitzgerald shares takeaways from the CRS case studies.
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Retaining, reconfiguring, and renouncing traditional embodiments of sex, gender, and sexuality. Read the full article »
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The conference “Making Democracy One’s Own: Muslim, Catholic and Secular Perspectives in Dialogue on Democracy, Development, and Peace” (Rome, May 30-June 1, 2016) sought to strengthen and intervene in theorizing the question of religion and democracy.
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We must root our analysis in the actual dilemmas encountered in practice…
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