Religious liberty and human rights

Mark Hill

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Religious Freedom and Discrimination Theology and Canon Law Studies Legal Rights and Human Rights

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Foreword The Archbishop of Canterbury Preface Lord Justice Sedley 1. Introduction and Overview Mark Hill 2. Human Rights, Divine Justice and the Churches Nicholas Sagovsky 3. A Christian Perspective on Human Rights Roger Ruston 4. The Challenge of Liberty for Religion in the USA Mark Chopko 5. Perspectives from Europe Javier Martines-Torron 6. Freedom of Religion: Public/Private, Rights/Wrongs Ian Leigh 7. Intervenors and Amicus Briefs Simon Lee 8. The Public Private Divide in Human Rights Norman Doe 9. Employment and Education David Harte Appendix The Human Rights Act 1998

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