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: Religion ClauseProtesters Force Closure of Malysian Lawyers' Conference
By Howard M. Friedman
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In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia yesterday a lawyer's group, the Bar Council, had scheduled a conference on legal issues faced by families in which one of the spouses converts to Islam. Today's Straits Times reports that police forced lawyers to end the conference shortly after it started when 300 demonstrators gathered outside the conference carrying signs accusing the Bar Council of attempting to challenge Islam's position as Malaysia's official religion.Full post as published by Religion Clause on August 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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