The Christian Century, July 15th, 1998
India continues to station troops in Nagaland, and those troops have committed rape, murder and destruction of property. They have suppressed religious freedom of the Naga Christian community. It is debatable if the proposed Freedom from Religious Persecution bill will hurt or harm foreign religious minorities. When an ethnic group is being persecuted, it is often hard to determine whether people's religious or human rights are being violated. This is certainly true of the Nagas, a group of 2 million people living in India's northeast. This tribal group, once headhunters, is now more than 90 ...
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