Wafa Bahri, manager of the Translations Project of the Richard Dawkins Foundation

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Wafa Bahri represents the Center for Inquiry at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. And she manages the Translations Project, an initiative by the Richard Dawkins Foundation to make scientific and humanist works by him and other authors available to readers as free downloads in languages, in which they have previously not been published, namely Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, and Indonesian.We talked about the Human Rights Council's approach to Freedom of Religion or Belief and about the Translation Project's current state, its successes and challenges.If you want to support the Translations Project, send an email to [email protected] learn more about the stories of Sherif Gaber and Salwan Momika, which Wafa mentions, click the links to their wikipedia entries.

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