FoRB and Politics

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In this three-part series we examine what Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) is, and why it is a crucial human right. We look at two countries in Western Africa, often referred to as some of the world’s most “religiously tolerant” countries: The Gambia and Sierra Leone. They share the same coastline and colonial past and are observed to have similar FoRB challenges. “FoRB and Politics” is a podcast from the International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief, IPPFoRB, in cooperation with the Freedom of Religion or Belief Network, FoRBLN. Produced by Von kommunikasjon.

Episodes

  1. 08/23/2023

    FoRB and Society: Sierra Leone's Path to Religious Coexistence

    In today’s episode, we welcome guests Prof. Dr. Heiner Bielefeldt and Ms. Hawa Sally Samai, who will illuminate Sierra Leone's unique path toward a peaceful society and reflect on the role of parliamentarians in this process. Explore the depths of Sierra Leone's tumultuous history and witness the good practices of freedom of religion or belief amid challenging times. Engage in a fascinating conversation with these insightful professionals as they unveil the underlying factors and cultural dynamics that have fostered Sierra Leone's resilience and the enduring cases of preservation of individuals’ freedoms of religion or belief. ----- In this three-part podcast series we look at what Freedom of Religion or Belief is, and why it is a fundamental human right. We take a closer look at two countries in Western Africa, often referred to as some of the world’s most “religiously tolerant” countries: The Gambia and Sierra Leone. They share the same coastline and colonial past and are observed to have similar freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) challenges.  “FoRB and Politics” is a podcast from the International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief, IPPFoRB, in cooperation with the Freedom of Religion or Belief Network, FoRBLN. Produced by Von kommunikasjon. Host of this episode: Liv Hernæs Kvanvig. Producer: Sara Machado. Co-production, sound engineering, sound design and artwork by: ⁠Von kommunikasjon⁠ Music by: Lee Rosevere Theme song by: Alon Peretz

    FoRB and Society: Sierra Leone's Path to Religious Coexistence

  2. 08/16/2023

    FoRB and Democracy: A Conversation with Parliamentarians on FoRB and the Road to Democratic Renewal in the Gambia

    This episode delves into The Gambia's complex history, where a dictatorship sought to control and manipulate religious institutions while suppressing freedom of religion or belief in the country. Explore the profound impact of the Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations Commission (TRRC) recommendations on rebuilding The Gambia, and hear from Hon Amadou Camara and Hon. Abdoulie Ceesay as they discuss the challenges and their role as parliamentarians in implementing freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) initiatives for a more inclusive and peaceful nation. ----- In this three-part podcast series we look at what Freedom of Religion or Belief is, and why it is a fundamental human right. We take a closer look at two countries in Western Africa, often referred to as some of the world’s most “religiously tolerant” countries: The Gambia and Sierra Leone. They share the same coastline and colonial past and are observed to have similar freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) challenges.  “FoRB and Politics” is a podcast from the International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief, IPPFoRB, in cooperation with the Freedom of Religion or Belief Network, FoRBLN. Produced by Von kommunikasjon. Host of this episode: Liv Hernæs Kvanvig. Producer: Sara Machado. Co-production, sound engineering, sound design and artwork by: ⁠Von kommunikasjon⁠ Music by: Lee Rosevere Theme song by: Alon Peretz

    FoRB and Democracy: A Conversation with Parliamentarians on FoRB and the Road to Democratic Renewal in the Gambia

  3. 08/09/2023

    FoRB Foundations: Navigating Human Rights with Prof. Dr. Heiner Bielefeldt

    In today's episode, we delve into the vital topic of freedom of religion or belief, commonly known as FoRB, and its integral role in the human rights landscape. Our honored guest, Prof. Dr. Heiner Bielefeldt, former UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, guides us through fundamental concepts, frameworks, and challenges surrounding this crucial human right. ------ In this three-part podcast series we look at what Freedom of Religion or Belief is, and why it is a fundamental human right. We take a closer look at two countries in Western Africa, often referred to as some of the world’s most “religiously tolerant” countries: The Gambia and Sierra Leone. They share the same coastline and colonial past and are observed to have similar freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) challenges.  “FoRB and Politics” is a podcast from the International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief, IPPFoRB, in cooperation with the Freedom of Religion or Belief Network, FoRBLN. Produced by Von kommunikasjon. Host of this episode: Liv Hernæs Kvanvig. Producer: Sara Machado. Co-production, sound engineering, sound design and artwork by: ⁠Von kommunikasjon⁠ Music by: Lee Rosevere Theme song by: Alon Peretz

    FoRB Foundations: Navigating Human Rights with Prof. Dr. Heiner Bielefeldt
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In this three-part series we examine what Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) is, and why it is a crucial human right. We look at two countries in Western Africa, often referred to as some of the world’s most “religiously tolerant” countries: The Gambia and Sierra Leone. They share the same coastline and colonial past and are observed to have similar FoRB challenges. “FoRB and Politics” is a podcast from the International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief, IPPFoRB, in cooperation with the Freedom of Religion or Belief Network, FoRBLN. Produced by Von kommunikasjon.

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  • Creator
    IPPFoRB
  • Years Active
    2023
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © IPPFoRB
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    FoRB and Politics