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The rise of religious offence in transitional Myanmar

Iselin Frydenlund Kathinka Frøystad ; Arild Engelsen Ruud ; Paul Rollier

Outrage, 2019, p.77

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The rise of religious offence in transitional Myanmar
Autor: Iselin Frydenlund
Kathinka Frøystad ; Arild Engelsen Ruud ; Paul Rollier
Assuntos: Applied sciences ; Applied sociology ; Behavioral sciences ; Blasphemy ; Buddhism ; Christian justification ; Christian philosophy ; Christianity ; Clergy ; Colonialism ; Communication systems ; Communications technology ; Digital communication systems ; Government ; Hegemony ; Internet ; Islam ; Judicial system ; Jurisprudence ; Law ; Legal proceedings ; Litigation ; Monks ; Philosophy of law ; Political science ; Political systems ; Practical theology ; Religion ; Religious laws ; Rule of law ; Sin ; Social media ; Sociology ; Sociology of religion ; Spiritual belief systems ; Spiritual leaders ; Technology ; Theology
É parte de: Outrage, 2019, p.77
Descrição: In recent years two cases of ‘religious offence’ have come into prominence in Burmese public debate.¹ In both cases the accused were found guilty of offending Buddhism and sentenced to prison and hard labour. Both cases were passed after strong mobilisation by a recent Buddhist monastic organisation called the MaBaTha (an acronym for Ah-myo Batha Thathana Saun Shaunq Ye a-Pwe, or the Organisation for the Protection of Race and Religion). Of crucial concern to the MaBaTha and their supporters was the notion that Buddhism is in peril. The aim of the MaBaTha – and the separate but interlinked 969 network
Editor: UCL Press
Idioma: Inglês

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