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New Yorker staff writer Masha Gessen argued that Mr. Pompeo lacked credibility because he had once been “a Sunday-school teacher and a church deacon.” Mark Bromley, chair of “an L.G.B.T. foreign policy advocacy group,” told Ms. Gessen that he “fears the State Department is about to create a hierarchy of human rights and will place religious freedom at the top of the pyramid.” He added: &
Troubles between Congress and religious freedom →
LGBT activists, however, say politicians have failed to write new laws that reflect their rights.
Nepal's sexual minorities say progress in rights has stalled →
