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When Films Speak Louder: Confronting Forced Religious Conversions in the Face of Government Failure

By LAWSTREET NEWS NETWORK      25 May, 2023 01:10 AM      0 Comments

When Films Speak Louder: Confronting Forced Religious Conversions in the Face of Government Failure
 

Uncover the unsettling reality of forced religious conversions and the government's shortcomings through impactful films. Despite the urgent demand for stringent laws, authorities turn a deaf ear. Explore how thought-provoking movies like "The Kerala Story" shed light on the issue. Delve into a recent incident in Indore, where a young girl filed a case against her live-in partner, alleging coerced religious conversion. Discover the implications and the need for stronger legislation, as citizens' fundamental rights hang in the balance. Watch this special report!

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