West African Christians ′marginalized′ during Ramadan | World| Breaking news and perspectives from around the globe | DW
West African Christians 'marginalized' during Ramadan The ability to uphold minorities' religious freedoms in predominantly-Muslim countries appears to be a delicate matter. Although in Gambia — which maintains a secular constitution — it's a little more complicated. For centuries, Muslims and Christians have lived side by side in many African countries, such as Guinea and Gambia — both Muslim-majority countries. DW's Omar Wally confirmed that there have been intermarriages and joint celebration of religious feasts in Gambia. However, as the Muslim holy month of Ramadan unfolds, report...