Index for the July-September 2004 issue of ONE COUNTRY (Volume 16, Issue 2)
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In Iran, a renewed persecution aims at "cultural cleansing"
In its ongoing persecution of the Bahá'í community, the Iranian government shifts to softer targets – destroying cultural landmarks and depriving youth of education – in an apparent effort to avoid international attention while smothering the country’s largest religious minority.In Iran, a renewed persecution aims at "cultural cleansing"
In its ongoing persecution of the Bahá'í community, the Iranian government shifts to softer targets – destroying cultural landmarks and depriving youth of education – in an apparent effort to avoid international attention while smothering the country’s largest religious minority.Interfaith relations in the post-9/11 world are examined in Barcelona
At perhaps the largest interfaith gathering ever held, the 2004 Parliament of the World’s Religions considers the richness of diversity and the "Pathways to Peace."Perspective: The moral challenge of Beijing + 10
While statistics give the big picture, the individual stories about the everyday burdens that women face around the world are often what touch the soul and stir the conscience.In Ghana, Bahá'í development efforts are praised
The principles of the Bahá'í Faith "could shed light on what steps our society should take to improve our social and economic life," a senior government official told participants at the Bahá'í jubilee celebrations in this West African nation."Spirit and Intellect" the theme of annual Bahá'í studies conference
Spiritual ideas are an essential component in solving the world’s complex problems, according to the opening speaker at the annual conference of the Association for Bahá'í Studies-North America, held here 3-6 September 2004.Review: Good intentions, complex realities
Building Sustainable Peace
Edited by Tom Keating and W. Andy Knight
United Nations University Press
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