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A Right to Religious Freedom? The Universality of Human Rights, the Relativity of Culture
Michael J. Perry Emory University School of Law; University of San Diego - School of Law and Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies (2009-2012) Roger Williams University Law Review, Vol. 10, p. 349, 2005 Emory Public Law Research Paper No. 05-11 Abstract: This Essay is the basis of a presentation I made to a symposium on religious freedom at the Roger Williams University School of Law in October 2004. I inquire, in the Essay, whether we who affirm (what I call) the morality of human rights should want the international law of human rights to protect a right to religious freedom. Along the way, I offer some reflections on the relevance of cultural relativity to the project of universalizing human-rights-claims. Accepted Paper Series Date posted: June 03, 2005 ; Last revised: July 28, 2005Suggested CitationContact Information
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