Politics, religion and human rights: governments, interreligious relations and public influence

Chair:
Victor ALBERT BLANCO, Université Paris 8, France
Co-Chair:
Anna HALAFOFF, Deakon University, Australia
Oral Presentations:
The Intersections of Religion and Gender-Based Violence: Perspectives from a Christian-Organised Empowerment Initiative in Thohoyandou, South Africa.
Ekene Kingsley AMAECHI AMAECHI, University of Venda
Chaplaincy As a Moral Enterprise: Insights from Local Government Chaplains in the Philippines
Ezekiel BENEDICTO
Political Polarization, Religious Difference, and US Foreign Policy and Advocacy on Behalf of Christians in the Middle East
Miray PHILIPS, University of Toronto
Christian Parliamentarians x Human Rights Activists: Disputes about Gender in the Brazilian National Education Plan
Janine BENDOROVICZ TREVISAN, IFRS
“We Aren't Playing Politics.” How a U.S. Megachurch Manages to Present Itself As “Apolitical” amid the Culture Wars
Ariane KOVAC, Ruhr University Bochum
How Human Rights and Authenticity Form a Liberal Quasi-Religious Sacred Canopy: Evidence from the Field of Social Work Training for Ultra-Orthodox Students.
Ari ENGELBERG, Hadassah Academic College
The Intersectionality of Religion,Gender and Class - a Study of Witch-Hunting in Assam, India
Jyotirupa ROUT
Coexistence through the Centuries: Inter-Religious Tolerance in Keren, Eritrea
Biyan GHEBREYESUS OKUBAGHERGIS
Japan's Political Religion of Rent-Seeking: Changes in Politics and Religious Relations for Recent Thirty Years
Yoshihide SAKURAI, Hokkaido University
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