Rohingya crisis ruled as genocide by Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal
By Ali MCAli MC takes us inside the Tribunal as witnesses retell the atrocities and human rights abuses suffered by the Rohingya people.
Religion – Page 2
Rohingya: The silence of Aung San Suu Kyi and the betrayal of human rights
By Ali MCAs stateless people without citizenship rights in any nation, they are now besieged by the Myanmar Army intent on driving them out – what can be done?
The Mind of the Islamic State
By ARAn accessible and vital account of how the extreme ideology of Salafi jihadism branched off from the peace and acceptance teachings of Islam.
Sister Corita’s Summer of Love
By Heath ChamerskiSister Corita’s Summer of Love exhibition shares a message of love, peace and tolerance.
Indonesia’s blasphemy laws oppress religious minorities
By Max WaldenThe blasphemy trial for Jakarta’s Christian governor reflects the pervasive anti-minority sentiment in Indonesia.
The Lioness
By Sukhjit Kaur KhalsaSpoken word artist Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa tells the story behind her name.
What will produce the most happiness
Jessica Yu in conversation with NickRight Now columnist Jessica Yu speaks to Nick about Utilitarianism, Pascal’s Wager and the Matrix in her series about everyday people and their religious beliefs.
I’ve tried to run away from my faith
Jessica Yu in conversation with BeckRight Now columnist Jessica Yu speaks to a friend about faith, doubt and disappointment in her on everyday people and religious belief.
Australian Muslims find support in the Jewish community
By Sylvie LeberRight Now columnist Sylvie Leber on Islamophobia, the Jewish community and the importance of interfaith dialogue.
Everything gets so small
Jessica Yu in conversation with AmeliaIn her column, Jessica Yu speaks to everyday people from a variety of faith backgrounds about how their religion plays out in their daily lives.
A framework for understanding resurgence of anti-Semitism
By Samaya ArgüelloAnti-Semitism explores issues such as self-identity, historical revisionism and religiopolitical homogenisation in an easy and elucidating manner, writes Samaya Borom.
Veiled Observations
By Jen McLeanJen McLean explores the experiences of veiled Muslim women in Sydney.