Sentence examples for forced conversion from inspiring English sources

Missionary hospitals in Nigeria carry out forced baptism on infants and forced conversion on death beds and forced administration of sacrament to patients.

They forced conversion on and massacred thousands of Yazidi men.

Tolerance, what we would now call multiculturalism, was more likely to hold them together than forced conversion.

Five centuries after the region's forced conversion to Catholicism, Chile's new holiday is a cultural milestone.It comes at a price.

Tales of the kidnapping and forced conversion to Islam of Coptic girls have become part of community folklore.

The book's publication in 1896 coincided with the military offensive and forced conversion by ʿAbd al-Raḥmān.

In 1492 and 1502, first Jews and then Muslims were declared personae non gratae in Spain, facing forced conversion, expulsion, or death.

In much of the rest of the world, religious persecution involves forced conversion, mob attacks and genocide by violence or by neglect.

Stephen Nolan, from Lancashire, lashed out at Gove's comment that parents opposed to the forced conversion to academy status of Downhills were "the enemies of promise".

This past August, I looked up at a mute television tuned to the news and read the headline "Kerala girl denies forced conversion".

Just as in Aurangzeb's reign, when forced conversion crystallised the warrior Sikh movement Khalsa, the indigenous population were once again suffering under the Christian proselytising practices.