International Center for Law and Religion Studies
J. Reuben Clark Law School
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Each year since 1994, the Center has hosted a symposium devoted to the discussion of law and religion. To date, more than 800 government, academic, and religious leaders and visitors from 110 countries have met together to discuss principles of religious liberty and to explore mechanisms to better implement these principles. The symposium is open to anyone who is interested in participating. Details about upcoming and past symposia may be found on the pages listed in the left sidebar.
The International Center for Law and Religion Studies has announced the 2010 Annual International Law and Religion Symposium, to be held 3-6 October at Brigham Young University's J. Reuben Clark Law School in Provo, Utah. This year's Symposium will address the topic "Religion in Contemporary Legal Systems." Participants will address such subthemes as "Islam in Contemporary Legal Systems," "Religion, Law, and the Encounter with Secularism," and "The Challenge of Protecting Religious Sensitivities." Registration information and details about this year's program and participants will appear under the navigation links to the left of this page as they are available.
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