Proselytism and the Freedom to Change Religion in International Human Rights Law

Tad Stahnke

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Colu mb ia La w Sch ool, 19 95.Mu ch of the work on th is art icle was done in conjunction with th e Religion, Huma n Rights, an d Re ligiou s F re edom Program, a program of the Columbia Law School and the Cen te r for th e St ud y of

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