Belief, Law and Politics
What Future for a Secular Europe? Website price:£67.50 (Regular price: £75.00) Imprint: Ashgate Published: December 2014 Format: 244 x 172 mm Extent: 312 pages Binding: Hardback Other editions: ebook PDF, ebook ePUB ISBN: 978-1-4724-5346-4 ISBN Short: 9781472453464 BL...Extension: fourth call for Signature : Situation of Minorities Facing ISIS
Dear participants to the Roundtable, Due to the success of this sign-on letter, and to the fact that some of us asked an extension in order to be able to gather more signatures, our gathering of signatures on the multi-faith NGO letter to the President and members of...EPWG on FoRB summons the Ambassador of Pakistan to the European Union (EU) regarding Asia Bib
The EPWG on FoRB is now making the case of Asia Bibi a priority – It is time to take action, and not just for her. We know that there are thousands of other Asia Bibis The European Parliament Working Group on Freedom of Religion or Belief (EPWG on FoRB) is...European institutions received with enthusiasm the petition of Novae Terrae Foundation in support of religious minorities
During his recent visits in Strasbourg and Brussels from 29th September to 1st October, Luca Volontè had important meetings with extremely positive and promising results. volontè mogheriniFirst of all he met Elmar Broke (President of the EU Committee on Foreign...IRF Roundtable in Europe
As the venue for our next IRF Roundtable in Europe meeting the 23 October is now secured, here are some basic information regarding this event: 1. The meeting will take place Thursday October 23, 2014 • from 14h00 to 16h30, at the Renaissance Hotel – Rue du...Synthesis of the voluntary work side event OSCE – HDIM – 2014
Synthesis of the voluntary work side event OSCE – HDIM – 2014 Voluntary work in spiritual environments and its criminalization in modern society During our side event regarding the voluntary work, in which we wanted to find out if is the judicial system misused...
Report on France OSCE 2014
For years, France has had a policy of stigmatization and negative stereotyping of minorities of religion or belief it has labeled as “sects” or, more recently as “sectarian movements”. This derogatory classification corresponds to the improper assessment of religion or beliefs and the consideration that some of them, new or minority ones not belonging to traditional Churches or Institutions are “deviant”, can only stem from a “psychological hold” on the followers and constitute “sectarian abuses”.
