Source/Credit: Times Colonist
By Times Colonist | January 19, 2012
Representatives from six of the world's religions will gather Jan. 29 at the University of Victoria to discuss the links between religious freedom and human rights.
Speakers from the communities of Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism and Sikhism will gather for the afternoon.
Event organizer Ahmadiyya Muslim Rizwan Peerzada said notions of terrorism and killing have no place in any of the world's religions, which are all based on human love and compassion.
The World Religions Conference is at the David Lam Auditorium. Further information and registration details can be found online at
www.islamevents.ca.
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