İslâm ve İnsan Hakları : 17-21 Mayıs 2004
Emory Üniversitesi (Atlanta, Georgia) tarafından yürütülen “İslâm ve İnsan Hakları Araştırmaları Programı”nın (The Islam and Human Rights Program) son ayağını oluşturan atölye çalışmasına katılan tebliğciler ve tebliğ konuları şöyledir:
Recep Şentürk, “Sociology of Rights: Human Rights in Islam between Universal and Communal Perspectives”;
Salbiah Ahmad, “Islam in Malaysia: Constitutional and Human Rights Perspectives.”
Jamail Kamlian, “Islam, Woman, and Gender Justice: A Discourse on the Traditional Practices amongst the Tausug in Southern Philippines.”
Lily Munir, “Islam and Human Rights Education for Pesantrean (Islamic Boarding Schools) and Grassroots Communities in Indonesia.”
Ruhaini Dzuhaytin,“Mainstreaming Human Rights for the Islamic Law Curriculum in Sunan Kalijaga Institute for Islamic Studies, Indonesia.”
Huda Seif, “Ethnic Violence as a Caste System: A Case of Cruel Tradition in Yemen.”
Jamila Bargach, “Slum Housing: A Human Rights Perspective on Dealing with Urban Marginization in Morocco.
Ali Ahmad, “Declaration of Sharia in Northern Nigerian States: Human Rights Implications for Indigenous Non-Muslims."
Hameed Ageremi,“The Impact of the Demand for Sharia on Women and Non-Muslims: Current Rights, Discourses and Possibilities in Southwestern Nigeria.”
Codou Bop, “Islam and Woman’s Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights in the Present Context of Senegal.”
Bu programın bir parçası olarak düzenlenen “İslâm ve İnsan Hakları” başlığı altındaki panelde XXI. yüzyılda İslâm dünyasında devlet ve hukuk ilişkisi nasıl olmalı sorusu tartışıldı.
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