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Based on 3 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

Religious Elites and the Management of Islamic Affairs in Sarawak: A Mixed Scorecard Published Political rather than religious authority still calls the shots in multi-religious Sarawak. [1]

The Department of Religious Affairs (DRA) is working towards securing UNESCO recognition for the revered monk Kru Ba Sri Wichai to commemorate the 150th anniversary of his birth. [2]

Oasis: with the death of secular humanism, it is time to build new bridges Milan (AsiaNews) - Ca'Granda, once one of Milan's oldest Church-run hospitals, home since 1958 of the city's Università degli Studi, and scene in 1968 of students' protests an... [3]

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