Tag Archives: EU
Interim Activities Report
This report provides an overview of the activities and achievements of the North-South Centre global education program during the period 1 January – 15 November, 2012.
Posted in ERB Journal, Links
Tagged achievement report, Activity report, EU, North-South Centre of the Council of the European Union
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Belieforama Publication: Learning from Experience, Leading to Engagement for a Europe of Religion and Belief Diversity
This new publication from Belieforama, presented at the European Parliament in the autumn of 2012, contains five practical recommendations highlighting the responsibilities of not only European and national governments, but also of the religious and civil society groups.
ENORB – European Network on Religion and Belief
The European Network on Religion and Belief (ENORB) seeks to work with others to develop a long-term network, within the framework of EU policies on equalities and fundamental rights, to combat discrimination and promote mutual understanding in the field of … Continue reading
Posted in Association, East Europe, Organizations, West Europe
Tagged Diversity of religions, EU, Europe, Network, non-religious beliefs, Treaty of Lisbon
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EU program seeks to modernize higher education in Middle East and North Africa
Posted in News
Tagged Arabic language, EU, European educational program, globalization, higher education, Islamic Sunni schools of thought, liberal curricula, liberation, MENA, Middle East, North Africa, pan-Arab identity, religious frameworks, socio-political and economic changes, Soviet Union, TEMPUS, young people
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Academies move ‘may break EU laws’
Posted in News
Tagged academy.http://www.google.com/hostednews/ukpress/article/ALeqM5habjOW3roYXQZ7TyuXkGjp3GqBRg?docId=N0016301297955017299A, community state schools, education about religions, England, EU, EU employment law, Michael Gove, National Secular Society, religious assemblies, religious discrimination., religious education lessons., UK
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