A U.S. religious freedom watchdog said it is still deliberating whether to downgrade Iraq to the blacklist of violators during the release of its 2008 annual report on Friday.
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U.S. Religious Freedom Body Split Over Blacklisting Iraq
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Michelle A. Vu
Christian Post Reporter
Sun, May. 04 2008 09:39 AM EDT
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Another institution has failed humanity. It is sad these people are straining nats, and in others CP healdlines Christians are being murdered for thier faith.