22 Feb 2012 2012/1 Mediating Freedom of Religion
In matters of freedom of religion or belief, communicators have a duty to present fair and balanced coverage. However, that is not always what happens. There may be a need for some kind of global media observatory for news coverage and media representations of religion and religious affairs. Writers in this issue contribute to the debate from a wide range of perspectives. |
Advancing freedom of religion or belief: Agendas for change, by Malcolm Evans
Democracy, freedom of religion, and the media, by Ian Linden
Faith and belief in “The Land of the Holy Spirit”, by John Harrison
Faith, belief, and the advancement of women’s human rights, by Navanethem Pillay
A disconnected civil society – where does faith fit in?, by Andrew Firmin and Olga Kononykhina
La liberté de culte et de croyance, parent pauvre de l’information en France? par Blandine Chelini-Pont
Entre la libertad religiosa y el tutelaje de la moral pública, por Rolando Pérez
Changing paradigms of ecumenical communication, by Stephen Brown
Mass media and freedom of religion or belief in Fiji, by Akuila Yabaki
Christian communication in Sri Lanka, by Avanka Fernando
Radio Namaskar: Catalyst of change in Orissa, by Daniela Bandelli
The great Georgian/Russian media war, by Jörg Becker
Prophetic witness in the news and as news, by Florian Höhne
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