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This week, we highlight intolerance in Myanmar, Greece, and New Zealand.
And in the United States, can you guess whether a religious drug treatment center has taken government money but violated the requirement not to proselytize?
You can guess. And we learn from our fellows about bad words in language and how Darwinism is misinterpreted.
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In this week's policy report, Edwina talks about attempts to stifle Islam.
And she invites secular leaders to sign their group to fight Myanmar.
Despite studies showing that same-sex parents raise children just as well as heterosexual couples, some religious groups feel hate.
Deanna brings the statistics of who and how many.
In this week's fellows report, we feature the language of "bad words" and "baby words".
And does Darwinist theory excuse corporate ruthlessness?
SPI Coalition partners are fighting gender inequality in the UK and blasphemy laws in Greece.
And there's a freethinker Halloween party coming. How are you celebrating?
Ngaire McCarthy of SPI Coalition member New Zealand Association of Rationalists writes this piece on schools that push religion.
It's an issue of indigenous rights as well as non-Christian rights.
What happens when the US government uses tax dollars to fund a bible-thumping drug treatment center?
Read on and see more in our report on
Abuse in the US Faith Based Initiative System.