Right to freedom of religion or belief in muslim majority countries: a comparative analysis
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| Beschreibung: | This is an edited, reformatted and augmented version of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, dated August, 2012 -- page 1 Print version record |
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| spelling | Right to freedom of religion or belief in muslim majority countries a comparative analysis Patrick N. Walsh, Editor New York Nova Science Publishers 2013 1 online resource txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Human rights, background and issues This is an edited, reformatted and augmented version of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, dated August, 2012 -- page 1 Print version record Preface -- The religion-state relationship and the right to freedom of religion or belief: a comparative textual analysis of the constitutions of majority Muslim countries and other OIC members -- Remarks by USCIRF Chair Katrina Lantos Swett at Conference on religious extremism and constutional reform in Muslin-Majority Countries -- Index Current developments in constitutional drafting are spurring renewed analysis of the existing constitutional landscape in the majority of Muslim countries. New constitutions are being drafted in Egypt, Somalia, Libya, Sudan, Tunisia, and Turkey, among others. Although the drafting and approval processes will no doubt be markedly different in each of these countries, international legal norms are clear about religious freedom standards. In each country, questions will be raised, as they have been in the past, about the relationship between international legal/human rights norms and existing political arrangements in Muslim countries -- especially with respect to the internationally recognised right of freedom of thought, conscience, and religion or belief. This study compiles and analyses constitutional provisions currently in place concerning the relationship between religion and the state, freedom of religion or belief, and related human rights in the 46 majority Muslim countries and in 10 other countries that, while not majority Muslim, are members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). -- Provided by publisher LAW / Constitutional bisacsh LAW / Public bisacsh Constitutional law (Islamic law) fast Freedom of religion fast Freedom of religion (Islamic law) fast Islam and state fast Freedom of religion Islamic countries Freedom of religion (Islamic law) Islam and state Islamic countries Constitutional law (Islamic law) Walsh, Patrick N. edt Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Right to freedom of religion or belief in muslim majority countries |
| spellingShingle | Right to freedom of religion or belief in muslim majority countries a comparative analysis Preface -- The religion-state relationship and the right to freedom of religion or belief: a comparative textual analysis of the constitutions of majority Muslim countries and other OIC members -- Remarks by USCIRF Chair Katrina Lantos Swett at Conference on religious extremism and constutional reform in Muslin-Majority Countries -- Index Current developments in constitutional drafting are spurring renewed analysis of the existing constitutional landscape in the majority of Muslim countries. New constitutions are being drafted in Egypt, Somalia, Libya, Sudan, Tunisia, and Turkey, among others. Although the drafting and approval processes will no doubt be markedly different in each of these countries, international legal norms are clear about religious freedom standards. In each country, questions will be raised, as they have been in the past, about the relationship between international legal/human rights norms and existing political arrangements in Muslim countries -- especially with respect to the internationally recognised right of freedom of thought, conscience, and religion or belief. This study compiles and analyses constitutional provisions currently in place concerning the relationship between religion and the state, freedom of religion or belief, and related human rights in the 46 majority Muslim countries and in 10 other countries that, while not majority Muslim, are members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). -- Provided by publisher LAW / Constitutional bisacsh LAW / Public bisacsh Constitutional law (Islamic law) fast Freedom of religion fast Freedom of religion (Islamic law) fast Islam and state fast Freedom of religion Islamic countries Freedom of religion (Islamic law) Islam and state Islamic countries Constitutional law (Islamic law) |
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