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21 August 2020
New podcast series on religious inequalities and development
The IDS-led Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID) is launching a new podcast series looking at the...
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29 July 2020
Anti-Semitic tweets part of global problem with online hate speech
Following the Twitter boycott in response to anti-Semitic tweets by British rapper Wiley, the IDS-led Coalition for Religious Equality...
News
3 July 2020
Discrimination and violence rife for religious minorities during Covid
A recent online event organised by the Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID) highlighted global trends of discrimination and violence experienced by religious minorities and marginalised communities during Covid-19
Past Event
Religious Inequalities in Development
How can we address religious inequalities in a post-Covid-19 transition?
Despite much of humanity being faced with one of its worst pandemics for over a century, Covid-19 has not been a great equaliser....
Programme
Pakistan Hub
The Pakistan Hub provides focus in a country at the leading edge of development thinking and practice and is...
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Pathways to development conference
News
1 May 2020
CREID concerned over Twitter campaign against Pakistan’s Ahmadi community, including tweet by senior Minister
The Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID), led by IDS, has expressed grave concern over a dangerous anti-Ahmadi campaign, currently trending on Twitter in Pakistan.
Brief
1 May 2020
Promoting FoRB in fragile contexts: emerging lessons from CREID
Published by: IDS
This CREID Learning Briefing is for bilateral and multilateral donors interested in the promotion of freedom of religion or belief (FoRB), and/or the inclusion of FoRB in a broader agenda of rights and wellbeing.
Opinion
31 March 2020
Opinion
16 March 2020
Working Paper
14 February 2020
Inclusive Development: Beyond Need, Not Creed
Published by: IDS
This CREID paper explores the extent to which development, in its frames of reference, policy and practice, is sensitive and responsive to religious inequalities. The enquiry is guided by the question 'to what extent does international development thinking, and policy-making engage with freedom of religion or belief?'
