Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico : human rights and religious freedom reports / Goran S. Nielsen, editor.
This book examines human rights issues and religious freedom reports in the countries of Brazil, Cuba and Mexico, with a focus on religious demography and government practices.
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| Other title: | Human rights and religious freedom reports. |
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Nova Biomedical,
[2013]
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| Series: | Human rights, background and issues.
Latin American political, economic, and security issues. |
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Table of Contents:
- BRAZIL, CUBA, AND MEXICO. HUMAN RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORTS; BRAZIL, CUBA, AND MEXICO. HUMAN RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORTS; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: BRAZIL 2012 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; SECTION 1. RESPECT FOR THE INTEGRITY OF THE PERSON, INCLUDING FREEDOM FROM; SECTION 2. RESPECT FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES, INCLUDING; SECTION 3. RESPECT FOR POLITICAL RIGHTS: THE RIGHT OF CITIZENS TO CHANGE THEIR GOVERNMENT; SECTION 4. CORRUPTION AND LACK OF TRANSPARENCY IN GOVERNMENT.
- SECTION 5. GOVERNMENTAL ATTITUDE REGARDING INTERNATIONAL AND NONGOVERNMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTSSECTION 6. DISCRIMINATION, SOCIETAL ABUSES, AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS; SECTION 7. WORKER RIGHTS; Chapter 2: BRAZIL 2012 INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORT; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; SECTION I. RELIGIOUS DEMOGRAPHY; SECTION II. STATUS OF GOVERNMENT RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; SECTION III. STATUS OF SOCIETAL RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; SECTION IV. U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY; Chapter 3: CUBA 2012 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.
- SECTION 1. RESPECT FOR THE INTEGRITY OF THE PERSON, INCLUDING FREEDOM FROMSECTION 2. RESPECT FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES, INCLUDING; SECTION 3. RESPECT FOR POLITICAL RIGHTS: THE RIGHT OF CITIZENS TO CHANGE THEIR GOVERNMENT; SECTION 4. CORRUPTION AND LACK OF TRANSPARENCY IN GOVERNMENT; SECTION 5. GOVERNMENTAL ATTITUDE REGARDING INTERNATIONAL AND NONGOVERNMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS; SECTION 6. DISCRIMINATION, SOCIETAL ABUSES, AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS; SECTION 7. WORKER RIGHTS; Chapter 4: CUBA 2012 INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORT; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.
- SECTION I. RELIGIOUS DEMOGRAPHYSECTION II. STATUS OF GOVERNMENT RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; SECTION III. STATUS OF SOCIETAL RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; SECTION IV. U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY; Chapter 5: MEXICO 2012 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; SECTION 1. RESPECT FOR THE INTEGRITY OF THE PERSON, INCLUDING FREEDOM FROM; SECTION 2. RESPECT FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES, INCLUDING; SECTION 3. RESPECT FOR POLITICAL RIGHTS: THE RIGHT OF CITIZENS TO CHANGE THEIR GOVERNMENT; SECTION 4. CORRUPTION AND LACK OF TRANSPARENCY IN GOVERNMENT.
- SECTION 5. GOVERNMENTAL ATTITUDE REGARDING INTERNATIONAL AND NONGOVERNMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTSSECTION 6. DISCRIMINATION, SOCIETAL ABUSES, AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS; SECTION 7. WORKER RIGHTS; Chapter 6: MEXICO 2012 INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORT; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; SECTION I. RELIGIOUS DEMOGRAPHY; SECTION II. STATUS OF GOVERNMENT RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; SECTION III. STATUS OF SOCIETAL RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; SECTION IV. U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY; INDEX.