Religious minority leaders urge Karnataka government to repeal anti-conversion law, strengthen legislation to address hate speech
The minority leaders argued that religious freedom cannot meaningfully exist where individuals and communities must constantly defend the legitimacy of their faith and religious practices against suspicion of criminal wrongdoing.
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
The minority leaders argued that religious freedom cannot meaningfully exist where individuals and communities must constantly defend the legitimacy of their faith and religious practices against suspicion of criminal wrongdoing.
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