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[Summary] => The Philippine government generally respects religious freedom in law and in practice and religious affiliation is not a relevant factor in attacks, kidnappings and killings by Islamic militants and the communist New People’s Army, the US State Department reported.
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[Title] => Imams, priests urged to work together
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[Title] => OFWs' conversion to Islam brings benefits - report
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[Summary] => WASHINGTON — Salam malekum, shalom, peace be with you.
The US State Department has praised the Arroyo administration for its continued contribution to the generally free practice of religion in the Philippines.
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[Title] => Religious freedom in RP secure, US says
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In its 2003 Annual Report on International Religious Freedom released here on Thursday, the State Department said socio-economic disparity between the Christian majority and the Muslim minority, not religious intolerance, is the source of conflict in certain provinces in the southern Philippines.
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February 28, 2010 - 12:00am
