LETTER TO THE READERS

LETTER TO THE READERS

Are religions a legitimate language for us to discuss human rights? Are religious players considered to be valid social and political interlocutors in the context of human rights? What is the role of the State regarding religious plurality, its responsibilities and limits in assuring rights to citiz...

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Veröffentlicht in:Sur : international journal on human rights 2019-08, Vol.16 (29), p.5-14
Hauptverfasser: Grisales, Maryuri Mora, Nascimento Cunha, Magali Do, Freston, Paul
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Buddhism
Buddhists
Case law
Christianity
Citizens
Civil rights
Evangelicalism
Freedom of religion
Human rights
Minority & ethnic groups
Political representation
Politics
Religion
Religiosity
Religious persecution
Rohingya people
State role
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Zusammenfassung:Are religions a legitimate language for us to discuss human rights? Are religious players considered to be valid social and political interlocutors in the context of human rights? What is the role of the State regarding religious plurality, its responsibilities and limits in assuring rights to citizens with different, perhaps conflicting, religious expressions, including those with no religion? These were just some of the many questions that appeared when preparing this issue of the Sur journal.
ISSN:1806-6445
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