Schirrmacher praises Cape Verde as model of Democracy and Human Rights
The president of the ISHR expressed “pride”, in noting that Cape Verde has a “strong parliamentary democracy”, highlighting that “the power of the people is in parliament.”
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The president of the ISHR expressed “pride”, in noting that Cape Verde has a “strong parliamentary democracy”, highlighting that “the power of the people is in parliament.”
Yearbooks ‘Religious Freedom 2024’ and ‘Persecution and Discrimination against Christians 2024’ presented in Berlin
On 11 and 12 July, Thomas Schirrmacher and Matthias Boehning visited Tajikistan for an exploration mission focused on the state of human rights in the Central Asian country.
Thomas Paul Schirrmacher, ISHR-President and author of several books on the history of slavery, human trafficking and racism, has visited two of the most important historical memorials to the intercontinental slave trade in Ghana and Zanzibar.
The contributions by Thomas Paul Schirrmacher can be found on pages 9-10, 14–15, 19–20, 27–28, 33–34, 35–36, 37–38 (in German only).
Schirrmacher declared, that ISHR mainly exists to protect human rights defenders (HRD) and is proud to have so many of them in their ranks.
What do you see as the main causes of the rampant anti-Semitism worldwide, and what measures should the German government and other democratic states take to counteract this decisively and sustainably?