EXMNA advocates for acceptance of religious dissent, promotes secular values, and aims to reduce discrimination faced by those who leave Islam.
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Blasphemy prosecutions for religions other than Islam are relatively rare in Indonesia: thejakartapost.com/indonesia…
The convicted man will be another name on a lengthy list of victims who sit on death row for blasphemy. dawn.com/news/2040520
The Iranian theocracy clings to power through brutality: iranintl.com/en/202611014416
For EXMNA’s Director of Operations, Aysha Khan, reading the Qur’an in English was a turning point.
The things she’d been told were “Western propaganda” weren’t distortions at all—they were in the text itself. In black and white.
Suddenly, the question wasn’t why people leave. It was how anyone is expected to look past it.
Donate to support freedom of conscience and those who dare to question. exmuslims.org/donate/
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The "misuse" of blasphemy laws to settle arguments in Pakistan is well documented. theprint.in/go-to-pakistan/p…
Questioning isn’t a threat to truth.
It’s how truth is established.
When questions are discouraged, it’s worth asking why.
Explore more: whyNOTislam.net
The murdered cleric was "outspoken about violent extremism." bbc.com/news/articles/cxdd8n…
Events in France are revealing a dangerously fractured society: reuters.com/world/least-two-…
Living under theocracy is pure nightmare for anyone with an ounce of humanity. ndtv.com/world-news/banglade…
Islamic vigilantism in Bangladesh is by no means a problem of the past. thedailystar.net/news/crime-…
For the Iranian regime, this sadistic cruelty is completely par for the course: iranintl.com/en/202610195923
The left/right debate is a distraction. People aren’t.
EXMNA’s president on staying focused on what matters.
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A rare bit of good news out of Saudi Arabia: middleeasteye.net/news/saudi…
Should the state throw a schizophrenic man in prison for insulting Islam? channelnewsasia.com/singapor…
The freedom to believe means nothing without the freedom to leave.
That shouldn’t be controversial.
But in too many places, it still is.
We defend the right to question, dissent, and walk away—without fear.
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Reports of the death sentence from August have now been confirmed by Khorasan Newspaper and Iran Human Rights: iranhr.net/en/articles/9095/
Pakistan continues to be one of the worst offenders in blasphemy prosecutions: dawn.com/news/2034832/vlogge…
Rights don’t usually disappear overnight.
They’re chipped away—quietly, incrementally, until what once felt unthinkable becomes normal.
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Indonesia has a long history of needlessly litigating free expression in the digital era. jakartaglobe.id/news/indones…
The comedian faced prosecution for calling the Turkish president a "dictator" in a recent stand-up special, Dead Sea. abcnews.com/International/wi…
