wa sudah baca faith freedom. org, karena kita adalah minoritas sebaik nya berhati hati apalagi indonesia termasuk negara OIC pada arti nya indonesia termasuk penandatangan charter [CDHRI] dan [Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)]apa gitu (baca nya cukup pusing juga) jadi hati hati.
" The decreasing freedom of free-
speech . by Jake Neuman : August 3, 2013"
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In 1990 the OIC{16} adopted the
“Cairo Declaration on Human Rights
in Islam
” (CDHRI) which affirms Islamic Shari’ah as its sole source. The CDHRI states that it is “general guidance for Member States [of the OIC] in the Field of human rights“.
The declaration is usually seen as an Islamic response to the UN UDHR –
which is criticised by some Muslims as being inherently “Western” or “Christian”{17}. Article 24 states “All
the rights and freedoms stipulated in this Declaration are subject to the Islamic Shari’ah ” and article 25 adds that “ The Islamic Shari’ah is the only source of reference for the explanation or clarification of any of the articles of this Declaration.”
thus ramming home the subordination of all rights to Sharia . Thus, for example, Dhimmis (here meaning non-Muslims resident in Muslim-majority Countries{18}) may be expected to abide by conditions similar to the Pact of Umar and Muslim women may be denied the vote, though this depends on the interpretation of Sharia used.
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Consequently they switched track and in 2011 the UNHRC adopted “resolution 16/18 ” titled “ Combating intolerance, negative stereotyping and stigmatization of, and discrimination, incitement to violence and violence against, persons based on religion or belief”. This resolution has garnered far more international support beyond the Muslim world than did the “defamation of religion” resolutions, due to 16/18′s apparent even-handedness. Indeed, many in the West heralded it as “ a triumph for free-speech ”.