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Canadian International Council Interviews RFP Director Tom Farr
Thomas Farr
February 23, 2012
In an interview with the Canadian International Council, RFP director Thomas Farr explains what can be learned from religious freedom policy in the US and critiques the US foreign policy regarding the promotion of religious freedoms around the world. After expounding the importance and significance of religious freedom, Professor Farr criticizes the negligent stance the US takes on China’s denial of religious freedoms. Professor Farr further analyzes the implications of the Arab Spring on religious freedom around the world and emphasizes the importance of resolving Egypt’s religious freedom issues as it develops into a well-functioning democracy.