Country Reports

Pluralism varies in Canada. Experiences of Québecois, ethno-racialized minorities and Indigenous peoples show that there is still work to do.

Meaningful reconciliation and an inclusive national narrative must take centre stage in Sri Lanka’s efforts to realize pluralism.

Despite their efforts to achieve national unity, Malaysia’s social cohesion is increasingly characterized as stable tension between all groups.

Although Bolivia adopted pluralism as part of its identity, margins of inclusion and exclusion still remain prevalent.

The gap between pluralist policies and their implementation, thus, creates barriers to social inclusion for members of ethnic or religious minorities.