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'Others also affected by religiophobia': India abstains vote in UNGA on Islamophobia

IndiaTimes Saturday, 16 March 2024
India abstained from voting on a UN resolution combating Islamophobia, stressing the need to address religiophobia against various religions. Ambassador Kamboj highlighted the importance of UN unity and inclusivity in tackling discrimination and violence.
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