…From this conviction, she criticizes capitalism for its educational inequality. Migrant and poor children face difficulties at school or university because of the lack of financial resources perpetuated by such…
“Human Rights and Orthodox Christianity: Learning from our Differences” by John Witte, Jr.
…European Court of Human Rights. In part, this was a theological war between fundamentally different theologies about the nature and purpose of mission. Western Christians, particularly Evangelicals, assume that in…
“The Housing Plight of Refugees” by Yolanda van der Vyver
…United Nations (UN) has identified seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which include the world’s best plans to end poverty and hunger, ensure good health and well-being, quality education, and gender…
“The Violent Incidents Database: A Social Innovation for Religious Freedom” by Dennis P. Petri and Kyle Wisdom
…and religious education, and renunciation of ancestral practices leading to expulsion from communal property. Again, the VID shows the quantitative impact of these trends. Countries(Attempts) to destroy, vandalize or desecrate…
“A Foreword to Faith in Law, Law in Faith” by James T. Laney
…as am I. All of us who care about the overarching purposes of education and the conversation between these two fundamental aspects of human life—law and religion—are in John’s debt….
“John Witte, Jr. On Christianity and Law” by Rafael Domingo
…and the law of alternative dispute resolution, capital punishment, child law, constitutional law, disability law, education law, evidence law, environmental law, health law, intellectual property law, labor and employment law,…
“Witte’s Contribution on Human Rights and Religious Freedom” by Nicholas Wolterstorff
…a history of violations of rights and of constrictions of liberty. Religious liberty cases come before courts because some person or group of persons feels aggrieved; they believe they have…
CPAC and NatCon: Uniting a Transnational Radical Right by Rita Abrahamsen and Michael C. Williams
…in areas including migration, education,family policies, and beyond. There is no doubt that the radical Right, in all its diversity, regards the US November presidential election as a pivotal moment…
“Lifting the Mask on Undetected Religious Freedom Violations” by Dennis P. Petri
…as seen in India and Egypt. Religious minorities frequently face discrimination in accessing resources like loans, education, and essential goods like fertilizers. These barriers, whether intentional or not, have significant…
“Regulation of FoRB Rights by Organized Crime in Mexico: A Real Although Largely Overlooked Issue” by Teresa I. Flores
…observance of days of rest, provisions for celebrating religious holidays, the freedom to display religious symbols, the opportunity to teach the precepts of one’s religion and to receive religious education…