IRFA

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IRFA is a U.S. federal law enacted in 1998 that promotes religious freedom worldwide and establishes mechanisms to monitor and respond to violations of religious liberty.

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IRFA canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
abbreviation IRFA NERFINISHED
aimsTo monitor violations of religious freedom
promote religious freedom worldwide
respond to violations of religious freedom
appliesTo foreign countries
authorizes diplomatic measures in response to severe violations of religious freedom
economic measures in response to severe violations of religious freedom
codifiedAs Public Law 105-292 NERFINISHED
countryOfJurisdiction United States NERFINISHED
enactedBy United States Congress
enactedInYear 1998
establishes Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom NERFINISHED
Office of International Religious Freedom NERFINISHED
United States Commission on International Religious Freedom NERFINISHED
mechanisms to monitor religious persecution
mechanisms to respond to religious persecution
focusesOn freedom of thought, conscience, and religion
protection of religious minorities
fullName International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 NERFINISHED
jurisdiction U.S. federal government NERFINISHED
legalArea foreign policy
human rights law
policyType U.S. foreign policy instrument
requires annual U.S. government reports on international religious freedom
designation of Countries of Particular Concern for religious freedom violations
integration of religious freedom concerns into U.S. foreign policy
signedBy Bill Clinton
subjectMatter human rights
religious freedom

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