Special issue IJRF: Refugees and religious freedom

In December 2022 a special issue of the International Journal for Religious Freedom was published. The theme was Refugees and religious freedom.

Content:

• A Biblical ethic of kinship for people on the move
  Mark R. Glanville
• Political repression of religious leaders’ manifestations of faith in Nicaragua
  Rossana Muga, Teresa Flores
• Why religious freedom matters for asylum seekers and refugees
  Kareem P. A. McDonald
• Islamic insurgency in the Sahel as the root of mass displacement in Burkina Faso
  Iwona Zamkowska
• Religious syncretism and the inclusion or exclusion of women in peacebuilding in northeast Nigeria
  Olanike S. Adelakun, Adedayo Adelakun
• The plight of vulnerable refugees What have we learned from the Syrian settlement scheme in the United Kingdom?
  Paul Diamond
• Oppressive Neutrality? An examination of the current secular humanitarian discourse and its effect on religion, religious minorities, and policy practice in the Netherlands
  David A. van der Maas
• The intersection between refugees and religion The challenge of assessing religiously based asylum claims in the European legal framework
  Adelaide Madera
• Assessing credibility in conversion-based asylum claims Towards a better approach
  Lidia Rieder