Ending Persecution

Ending Persecution, Volume 1, is a comprehensive study of global religious intolerance and persecution. Author H. Knox Thames utilizes his background as an international human rights lawyer and government official to analyze the systemic abuses facing faith communities. This work of political science and sociology examines repressive regimes across Asia and the Middle East, focusing on government-sponsored genocides, terrorism, and the impact of extremism on cultural identity.

The text provides a detailed analysis of constitutional law and international politics to propose new strategies for advancing religious freedom. By evaluating the history of U.S. government policies, Ending Persecution argues for a revitalized approach to human rights and interfaith tolerance. This reference volume explores the intersection of church and state, offering a decisive path toward ending oppression through strategic coalition building and the protection of minority rights.