An IARF Podcast with guests or interviews

IARF An IARF Podcast with guests or interviews
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We – or the President/admin/a team of volunteers – could talk to invited guests from time to time about issues related to our profile. It could be a series of interviews or podcasts. Topics could include: religious freedom, liberal religion, human rights as well as broader philosophical, theologial and historial matters, and guests could include authors, ministers, activists, scholars etc.

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Lukasz (Luke) Liniewicz

Lukasz Liniewicz is the Executive Secretary at the International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF). Born in Poland, he now lives in the Netherlands and is a member of the Dutch Chapter and the Europe and Middle East region. He has a background in international law and philosophy, and is also a translator. Lukasz is involved in all aspects of IARF's work and can be contacted at luke@iarf.net.
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