We are pleased to present this general issue of the International Journal for Religious Freedom. Many of our issues are on special topics, usually containing a series of papers from a single conference. But we also receive unsolicited articles on interesting topics. For this issue, we even received a poem, which we are pleased to include directly after this Editorial. Following that is another unusual piece: a personal reflection on the importance of relationships across religions by a Muslim author, Ikhtiar Mohammad.
We are delighted to have an opinion article from Willy Fautré, director of Human Rights Without Frontiers, highlighting issues of discriminatory taxation.
The International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) is one of the oldest thinktanks specializing in religious freedom. It was founded in 2007 with the mission to promote religious freedom for all faiths from an academic perspective.
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