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  • Faculty News: Lecturer in the Comparative Study of Religions Dr. Diana Coleman presented at the 7th World Parliament of Science, Religion, and Philosophy hosted by the MIT World Peace University on October 4, 2021

Faculty News: Lecturer in the Comparative Study of Religions Dr. Diana Coleman presented at the 7th World Parliament of Science, Religion, and Philosophy hosted by the MIT World Peace University on October 4, 2021

Posted by Rebekah Pratt-Sturges on October 4, 2021

Congratulations to Lecturer Dr. Diana Coleman who presented on Monday, October 4th, at the 7th World Parliament of Science, Religion, and Philosophy hosted virtually by the MIT World Peace University in Pune, India. She was part of a panel titled “The Right to Peace- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.” Her talk put the aspirational UDHR and the treaties and human rights laws it has inspired-the Core Human Rights Instruments-in tension with the human cost and transgressions of the US led Global War on Terror, and the violence primarily directed toward-and experienced by- racialized, ethno-religious bodies. Mr. Sradhanand Sital Ji,  Chairman GHRD – Global Human Rights Defense, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands, spoke on the panel, as well.  Over 17 thousand registered for the Parliament and her session had nearly 2,000 in attendance. 

Filed Under: Comparative Study of Religions, Faculty Research

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317 W Tormey Dr.
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
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