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7/1/11: Harvard International Review -- Protecting Religious Freedom Abroad
July 1, 2011 | by Leonard A. Leo and Elizabeth H. Prodromou
6/22/11: The Hill -- A voice for Iran's freedom
June 22, 2011 | by Don Argue and Ted Van Der Meid
3/21/11: The Washington Times -- Lifting Heavy Hand of Religious Repression
For Your Information March 18, 2011| by Richard D. Land and Talal Y. Eid Lifting Heavy Hand of Religious Repression
3/18/11: The Washington Post -- Christian-Muslim Tension in Egypt: Religious Freedom Must Prevail
For your consideration: The Washington Post: Christian-Muslim Tension in Egypt: Religious Freedom Must Prevail By Leonard Leo and Elizabeth H. Prodromou
1/19/11: The Huffington Post -- Confronting China's Failure on Religious Freedom
By Leonard Leo and Don Argue http://www.huffingtonpost.com/leonard-leo/confronting-chinas-failur_b_811116.html
12/23/10: The Washington Post -- Will there be Christmas in Iraq?
By Leonard Leo and Talal Eid As Christians around the world prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ, their brothers and sisters in Iraq face the unthinkable: the possible obliteration of their community, one of the oldest Christian communities in the world.
12/9/10: The Huffington Post -- US to Bashir: Zero Tolerance for Gamesmanship
For your consideration: US to Bashir: Zero Tolerance for Gamesmanship By Nina Shea and William Shaw
10/26/10: AOL News -- At the UN, Obama Should Speak Out for Religious Freedom
For Your Information 09/22/2012| ByLeonard A. Leo and Don Argue The following op-ed appeared in AOL News on September 22, 2010.
8/17/10: The Huffington Post -- Germany: A New Partnership for Religious Freedom
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 17, 2010 The following op-ed by Leonard Leo and Elizabeth Prodromouappreared in the The Huffington Post on August 16, 2010.
4/12/10: Wall Street Journal -- Nigeria's Descent Into Religious Strife
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 12, 2010   WASHINGTON, D.C. – Nigeria's Acting President Johnathan Goodluck said today in World Magazine that the violence in Nigeria was “purely ethnic,” and that outsiders had misperceptions about the violence.

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