Mob Violence in Bangladesh—and a Warning Sign for Secularism in the U.S.
A brutal killing, a narrow escape, and a U.S. commission that could reshape “religious freedom.”
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When the Law Fails the Vulnerable
A child marriage upheld in Pakistan, new secularism laws in Quebec, and a risky precedent in Florida.
Canada’s Secularism Showdown: Bill 21 Heads to Judgment
Bill 21, the notwithstanding clause, and a milestone for Dissent Dispatch.
When Women Ruled Aceh — and Why It Didn’t Last
From the UN to Aceh: dissent under pressure, and the final installment of our Women’s History Month series (feat. SunLazurine)
The Truth About Ramadan Fasting
Our new video takes on claims from Zakir Naik and Yasir Qadhi—plus this week’s stories on women, power, and dissent.