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Voluntary Codes of Conduct for Religious Persuasion: Effective Tools for Balancing Human Rights and Resolving Conflicts?

General Assembly Resolution on Elimination of All Forms of Religious Intolerance (1996)

Tutu and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)

Timeline of Religious Tolerance

UN Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief

Discrimination and Intolerance in Iranian Textbooks

Religion, Tolerance, and Intolerance: Views From Across The Disciplines

Rethinking the “Red Line”: The Intersection of Free Speech, Religious Freedom, and Social Change

Last Chance For Peace

Minorities in the Middle East

Guide: Syria’s Diverse Minorities

An Overview of the Impact of Traditional Values on Christians in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Religious Identity and Inequality in the MENA region

Iran: Ethnic and Religious Minorities

International Religious Freedom Report for 2013

Ethnic and Religious Minorities in Iran

Iran Minorities 2: Ethnic Diversity

Iran Minorities 1: Diverse Religions

Iran vs. Its People: Abuses Against Religious Minorities

Seeking Justice and An End To Neglect: Iran’s Minorities Today

2015 Annual Reports

Remarks by USCIRF Chair Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett

Conversion to Protestant Christianity in Persia

In an Unprecedented Symbolic Act Senior Cleric Calls for Religious Coexistence in Iran

Racism, Anti-semitism, and Right-wing Extremist Violence

Religious Discriminiation Against Religious Minorities in Middle Eastern Muslim States

The Stories Behind the Photographs

Religious Hostilities Reach Six-Year High

Popular Resistance to Antisemitism in Iran

Bahá’ís and Human Rights in Iran

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ABOUT TAVAANA

Tavaana: E-Learning Institute for Iranian Civil Society is Iran’s pioneer e-learning institute. Tavaana – meaning ‘empowered’ and ‘capable’ in Persian – was launched on May 17, 2010 with a mission to support active citizenship and civic leadership in Iran through a multi-platform civic education and civil society capacity building program. Tavaana holds a vision for a free and open Iranian society, one in which each and every Iranian enjoys equality, justice and the full spectrum of civil and political liberties.

ABOUT THE TOLERANCE PROJECT

The Tolerance Project aims to inspire conscience, pluralism, religious freedom, and celebration of difference. Using an array of educational materials in Arabic, Persian, and English, The Tolerance Project emphasizes the capacity of each and every individual to counter hate, and imparts the benefits of living in tolerant, open societies. The Tolerance Project educates to prevent persecution and genocide, cultivating the basis for vibrant and stable societies in the broader Middle East.

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