<p>Religion in the law and state panel. at International Conference on Free Expression and Conscience, London, 22-24 July 2017 (#IWant2BFree).<br>
CHAIR: Jane Donnelly, Atheist Ireland’s human rights officer<br>
Elham Manea, Yemeni-born author and human rights campaigner<br>
Gina Khan, One Law for All spokesperson<br>
Imad Iddine Habib, founder of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Morocco<br>
Nina Sankari, Polish atheist activist<br>
Pragna Patel, director of the Southall Black Sisters<br></p>
Savin Bapir Tardy, lecturer in psychology at UWL and counselling psychologist for the Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation
Nano GoleSorkh
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