Christianity - Roman Catholic
Roman Catholicism and the Faith-based Movement for Global Human Rights
Allen Hertzke Thursday, 1 December 2005
Dignitatis Humanae is an important part of the story of a new human rights architecture in U.S. foreign policy: the International Religious Freedom Act (IRFA).
Roman Catholic Responses to Religious Persecution
David Alton Thursday, 1 December 2005
The Vatican's affirmation of religious freedom roots individual rights in human dignity and the duty to pursue truth.
Dignitatis Humanae and the Catholic Human Rights Revolution
Kenneth Grasso, Robert Hunt Thursday, 1 December 2005
The promulgation of the Dignitatis Humanae text on religious freedom represented the culmination of a process of transformation of the Catholic Church's stance on human rights.
The New and Not-so-new Internationalists
Dennis Hoover Thursday, 1 December 2005
To mark the fortieth anniversary of the historic Vatican declaration Dignitatis Humanae, this issue of The Review features a special theme package.
First Freedoms: An Interview with Tom Farr
Joshua White Monday, 1 March 2004
Joshua White interviews Thomas Farr, former Director of the Office of International Religious Freedom, who explains that governments that fail to protect religious freedoms are less likely to protect other freedoms.
Beyond Black Hawk Down: Papal Diplomacy and the Lessons of Somalia
Bernard O'Connor Monday, 1 March 2004
Religious leaders, such as the Pope, are a valuable source of detailed and intimate knowledge of many crisis situations and should not be ignored.
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