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Weltanschauliche Diskriminierung in Europa (I)

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DEUTSCHLAND: Die Koalitionsfraktionen CDU/CSU und FDP fordern weltweiten Schutz der Religionsfreiheit

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U.S. Appoints New Ambassador for International Religious Freedom

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OSCE Vienna: Council of Europe Secretary General calls for intensified co-ordination to promote democratic stability

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Symposium Uni-Graz: "Religiöse Diskriminierung in Europa"

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Der Splitter im Auge des anderen
Vor dem 7. Mai 2009 galten die Zeugen Jehovas in Österreich als Sekte. Als solche wurden sie Jahrzehnte lang diffamiert und in zahlreichen Publikationen missinterpretiert und sogar als gefährlich eingestuft. Hat sich mit der Anerkennung etwas geändert?

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No fun for small churches in Putin’s Russia
One of the most controversial figures – well known to the hundreds of religious minority groups in Eastern Europe – Alexander Dvorkin has been appointed Chairman of the Justice Department’s “Commission for the Implementation of State Expertise on Religious Science”.

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U.S. Appoints New Ambassador for International Religious Freedom

Von Peter Zöhrer am 02.07.2010.
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced on 15 June 2010 President Barack Obama's nomination of Dr. Suzan Johnson Cook as the United States Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, filling an 18-month vacancy in this critical diplomatic post. "Dr. Johnson Cook is an experienced religious leader with a passion for human rights and an impressive record of public service," said Secretary Clinton.

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Kazakhstan: Review Human Rights Defender’s Harsh Sentence

Von Peter Zöhrer am 06.09.2009.
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(New York) - A Kazakh court has sentenced the country's leading human rights defender to four years of imprisonment in a trial that did not meet basic fair trial standards, Human Rights Watch said. At the recent OSCE conference (Vienna) Mr. Evgeniy Zhovtis has stryongly attacked the Kazakh government for it's poor performance on human rights.

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