IIRF on the discrimination of Armenians in Turkey today
In its newest International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) report Thomas Schirrmacher describes the present day discrimination of Armenians in Turkey today.
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Freedom of Religion is the Unloved Step Child among Human Rights
Source: WEA News The Director of the International Institute for Religious Freedom, Thomas Schirrmacher, gave a guest lecture entitled “Religious Freedom as a Threatened Human Right in Worldwide Perspective: The Major Factors in the Growing Assault […]
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What is the World Evangelical Alliance doing to combat the restrictions on religious freedom?
An Interview with Thomas Schirrmacher after testifying in the Swedish Parlament by the magazine ‘Eins’ (‘One’) EINS: What is the World Evangelical Alliance doing to combat the restrictions on religious freedom around the world? The […]
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“Freedom of Religion and European Identity”
LIST OF QUESTIONS Collective list of questions for the public hearing by the German Parliament’s
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Internationales Institut für Religionsfreiheit begrüßt mehrfache Erwähnung der Religionsfreiheit im Koalitionsvertrag: „Unsere Erwartungen sind sehr hoch“
(Bonner Querschnitte 284, 16.12.2013) Der Direktor des Internationalen Instituts für Religionsfreiheit mit Sitz in Bonn, Kapstadt und Colombo, hat nach der Annahme des Koalitionsvortrages durch die SPD-Mitglieder begrüßt, dass dieser dreimal die Religionsfreiheit als zentrales […]
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Panel on Cyber-Religion by the International Institute for Religious Freedom at the Global Media Forum
IIRF Reports no. 8 just published (PDF) (Bonner Querschnite, press release) The three-day Global Media Forum in Bonn, Germany, hosted 2.000 top journalists from 110 countries. The congress sought to examine the role the media play […]
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The Situation of Christians and Muslims according to the Pew Forum’s “Global Restrictions on Religion”
ARTICLE The following considerations are based on the Pew Forum’s 2010 “Global Restrictions on Religion” results. The report comprises 198 countries and territories which make up more than 99% of the world population, and it investigates the two-year period from July 2006 to June 2008.