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The Regent’s Park College of Oxford University, the International Institute for Research and Legal Studies on Fundamental Civil Liberties, the Brazilian Lawyers’ Association ANAJURE, and the International Institute for Religious Freedom have jointly launched the Institute for the History of Religious Freedom (IHRF) based in Oxford.
Thomas and Christine Schirrmacher obtained information in Cambodia about the most important memorials to the massive human rights violations of the Khmer Rouge.
The lack of a critical publication of the final documents regarding one of the most important historical events concerning Reformed churches, namely the Synod of Dordt, has been one of the puzzles of church history research. The sources found in numerous European archives have never been used, nor have they been made accessible to the general public.
“Speak freely! Confess freely!” This was the motto under which around 100 Christian lawyers met at the 2019 Federal Conference of “Christ und Jurist” [“Christian and Jurist”] (German Christian Legal Society).
The latest issue of the ISHR Newsletter is now available.