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The authors of a report criticising a new law to tackle forced marriage deploy the worst kind of cultural relativism
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November 2013
SOAS’s new exhibition on Zoroastrianism fails to capture the rich cultural and historical legacy of this much-misunderstood and embattled faith
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November 2013
BY ALEXANDER MELEAGROU-HITCHENS
This November, the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) will be holding its course on political Islam and, like the last one, it is not without its controversial speakers.
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