Titlebook: Religion and Human Rights; An International Per Hans-Georg Ziebertz,Gordan Črpić Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 20

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Current Debates About Religion and Human Rights in Greece,g with the social and political instability caused by the debt crisis bring to the forth discontent. In this sense, the overall challenge for the Greek society is to approach an understanding of human rights that may function as a framework that guarantees justice and equality for all.

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Catholic Church, Young People, and Human Rights in Italy,n rights’ issues. The data reveal that young respondents believe that the right to work is a key human right but is not satisfactorily upheld in today’s Italy, and that they do not consider immigrants’ rights as the most important human rights. However, Italian young people support assisted reproduc

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Reflections on Human Rights and Religion in Norway, topics such as “respect for all religions” and the rights of “religious extremists” than passive ones. The views of church leaders seem to affect those who take part in church activities. Still, also passive members have a positive view on religious rights. This indicates that the Norwegian society

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The Roman Catholic Church and Human Rights in Poland,teresting case study for discussing these tensions. The article focuses on two areas that are particularly problematic from the Church’s point of view: freedom of religion and women’s rights. These case studies are preceded by a general introduction to the issues of human rights and religion in Pola

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Negative and Positive Freedom of Religion: The Ambiguous Relation of Religion and Human Rights in Slic discussions on human rights in Sweden follow three tracks: consensus on human rights discourse in general, an awareness of the need for constant refinement regarding the application of human rights, and thirdly a rising awareness of the stigmatization of Muslims which can be seen as a sign of a