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Democracy & Security International Conference

President Bush Discusses Freedom

by George W. Bush

Prague (Czech Republic) | 5 June 2007

President Ilves, Foreign Minister Schwarzenberg, distinguished guests:
Laura and I are pleased to be back in Prague, and we appreciate the gracious welcome in this historic hall. Tomorrow I attend the G-8 Summit, where I will meet with the leaders of the world’s most powerful economies. (...)

Advancing Freedom and Democracy Around the World

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 5 June 2007

U.S. Pursues Freedom Agenda By Strengthening Support For Democratic
Dissidents, Helping Build Democratic Institutions

Democracy & Security International Conference

Bottom-Up, Inside-Out: The Record and Potential of Civilian-Based Nonviolent Power To Win Freedom and Respect for Human Rights

by Berel Rodal

Prague (Czech Republic) | 5 June 2007

PSSI Co-Founder Roger W. Robinson, Former Czech President Václav Havel, Vice Chairman of the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict Berel Rodal, Chess Player and Politician Garri Kasparov
States and rulers have traditionally occupied center stage in the world’s political (...)

Democracy & Security International Conference

List of participants

Prague (Czech Republic) | 5 June 2007

Issam Abu Issa Chairman I.A.S. International Qatar Peter Ackerman Chairman Freedom House USA Mudawi Ibrahim Adam Chairman Sudan Social Development Organization Sudan Sheldon G. Adelson Las Vegas Sands Corp. USA Miriam Adelson Las Vegas Sands Corp. USA Mithal Al-Alusi Member of the (...)

Opinion poll: A majority of Israeli Jews are in favour of the Apartheid

Jaffa/Tel Aviv (Palestine/Israel) | 6 April 2007

According to a survey conducted for the Center for the Campaign Against Racism and published on March 20th, 2007:
– Culture: 37 % of the Israeli Jews polled think that the Arabic culture is inferior to the Jewish one.
– Arabophobia: Each time overhearing someone speaking Arabic, 50 % of (...)

Statement by the Patriarch and Local Heads of Churches In Jerusalem

The Jerusalem Declaration on Christian Zionism

by Riah Abu El-Assal , Swerios Malki Mourad , His Beatitude Michel Sabbah , His Grace Bishop Dr. Munib Younan

Al Quods/Jerusalem (Palestine/Israel) | 22 August 2006

"Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God." (Matthew 5:9)
Christian Zionism is a modern theological and political movement that embraces the most extreme ideological positions of Zionism, thereby becoming detrimental to a just peace within Palestine and (...)

Lebanon as a new target

The Neo Conservatives and the Policies of Constructive Chaos

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 27 July 2006

Some in Washington and Tel Aviv, are rejoicing about the military operations taking place in the Middle East. Following the expression of Condoleezza Rice, the pains of Lebanon would be “the birth pangs of a new Middle East”. For the theoreticians of a « constructive chaos », blood must be (...)

From colonisation to interference

For Ahmed Ben Bella, the liberation of the people in the South is still unachieved

by Silvia Cattori

9 May 2006

While a debate is underway in France on the benefits of colonisation and
responsibility of Arabs in the digression of their societies, the former Algerian
president Ahmed Ben Bella recalls several historical truths: the illegitimacy of one
people dominating over another - that took place (...)

Dr Kim Howells speech: Relations between Islam and the West

London (United Kingdom) | 2 May 2006

Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I am grateful for the opportunity to set the scene for this conference which is looking at one of the most challenging issues of our time, namely the relationship between the Islamic world and the West and how we counter the negative perceptions which (...)

“Le Point” and “L’Express” break “taboos” for Nicolas Sarkozy

by Cédric Housez

2 March 2006

On February 13, 2006, in statements made for the radio RMC-Info minutes before the Delinquency National Observatory presented its report, the French Minister of Interior, Nicolas Sarkozy, referred to the establishment of a national archive for ethnic origin of delinquents. The statement made (...)

“The new anti-Semitism, cartoon division”

by Bradley Burston

2 March 2006

If there is something that journalists know what to do is insulting people. The good journalists know how to avoid that, including using racist terms, personal attacks and denigration of individuals. The bad journalists usually do not care about insulting people, thus contravening the (...)

“Don’t be Fooled. This isn’t an Issue of Islam versus Secularism”

by Robert Fisk

2 March 2006

The story about the cartoons has nothing to do with what has been called the issue of Islam versus secularism. The fact is that Muslims live with their religion in their daily lives, culture, but not us. They have preserved their faith beyond countless historical vicissitudes. We, on the (...)

“The freedom that hurts us”

by Sarah Joseph

2 March 2006

The battle has already come up: the religious extremism vs. freedom of speech. Reportedly, this is the bundler caused by the world tensions resulting from the publication of cartoons featuring Mohammed in Denmark and in other parts of Europe. However, apart from the media, I have been (...)

“Freedom of expression or freedom to offend”

by Abdel Bari Atouan

2 March 2006

We would have preferred demonstrations in the Arab-Muslim world to be limited to a pacific expression and not to be aggressive acts like the attacks against Danish embassies and consulates. It’s true these are regrettable and unjustified acts, but we understand the irritation of the 1.5 (...)

“To Muslims of the world”

by Carsten Juste

2 March 2006

Muslim Citizens: Allow me to say that our newspaper, Jyllands Posten, believes in the freedom of religion and respects all individuals. We apologize for the great misunderstanding caused by the publication of the caricatures which presented Prophet Mohammed and fed feelings and fuelled (...)

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