Data disaggregation by religion or belief? Conundrums and possibilities for ‘Leaving No One Behind’

Category: Video By: Katherine Marshall & Rebecca Shah & Simon Russell & Timothy Shah

Event date: 23 June 2019

This video is of a panel discussion on data disaggregation and religion or belief, from our Forum on Freedom of Religion or Belief and Inclusive Development, which took place in June 2019. Speakers are (in order of appearance): Rebecca Shah (Religious Freedom Institute), Katherine Marshall (Georgetown University and World Faiths Development Dialogue), Simon Russell (UNHRC) and Timothy Shah (Religious Freedom Institute). Rebecca Shah kindly stepped in as Chair following a last minute cancellation.

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