religious violence

Southeast Asian antisemitism has often bemused scholars and researchers, because it has been described as an antisemitism without Jews.

Violence was avoided this election, but is more likely in the 2025 BARMM regional elections

Recently introduced local regulations further narrow the space for reconciliation and human rights-based pluralism.

Reports from Afghanistan and contemporary memory activism teach us that memories of trauma run deep, as the author and others have found among the Sulawesi survivors of DI/TI.

Timothy Daniels provides a response to Clive Kessler's article noting that context is important in understanding the basis of religious violence.