ethno-religious relations

Ethno-religious relations refer to the interactions and connections between groups defined by both ethnicity (shared culture, language, or heritage) and religion (shared beliefs and practices). These relations can involve cooperation, coexistence, conflicts, or discrimination, influenced by historical, social, and political factors. Positive ethno-religious relations promote mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence, while tensions may lead to misunderstandings or conflict. Recognizing the diversity within and between groups is key to fostering respectful interactions and addressing challenges related to identity, rights, and social integration.