2008 International Law and Religion Symposium
"International Protection of Religious Freedom: National Implementation"
Octboer 5-8, 2008
"International Protection of Religious Freedom: National Implementation"
Octboer 5-8, 2008
The International Center for Law and Religion Studies is pleased to announce its fifteenth annual law and religion symposium, "International Protection of Religious Freedom: National Implementation," which will be held at Brigham Young University October 5-8, 2008. This annual conference brings together key government leaders and scholars, judges, and international experts on law and religion issues.
Combining the insights and experience of practitioners and scholars from Cambodia to Colombia and Ukraine to Uganda, this conference provides a wealth of information and insight to all involved in the study and practice of law and religion. It provides a unique opportunity for enhanced dialogue and interaction between government policy makers in the field of religion and scholars. Speakers typically come from over 40 nations, and have included leading scholars, judges from constitutional and supreme courts, and government ministers charged with handling religious affairs for their countries.
Combining the insights and experience of practitioners and scholars from Cambodia to Colombia and Ukraine to Uganda, this conference provides a wealth of information and insight to all involved in the study and practice of law and religion. It provides a unique opportunity for enhanced dialogue and interaction between government policy makers in the field of religion and scholars. Speakers typically come from over 40 nations, and have included leading scholars, judges from constitutional and supreme courts, and government ministers charged with handling religious affairs for their countries.
Co-sponsors of the conference include the International Center for Law and Religion Studies,
the J. Reuben Clark Law School, and the David M. Kennedy International Center of
Brigham Young University in conjunction with The International Academy for Freedom of Religion and Belief.