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| Statement of the Parliament of Canada on honoring Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky |
The Parliament of Canada is united in expressing their recognition of Andrey Sheptytsky's courageous actions, compassion for his oppressed Jewish Ukrainian countrymen, and enduring example of commitment to fundamental human rights as humankind's highest obligation. |
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| Oleksandr ZAIETS. Overview of church-state relations in Ukraine in 2011 |
 The year 2011 in Ukraine was rich in events in the area of church-state relations. In the development of relations between the state and the denominations, this year was dynamic, complex, somewhat contradictory, but ultimately positive. |
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| Maksym VASIN. Ukraine is a promoter of interreligious mutual understanding on the international scene |
 Ukraine has much to be proud and knows how to present itself in the world. In addition to the high level of freedom of religion our state can become a promoter of interdenominational understanding through the dialogue. |
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| Wilfried MARTENS, President of the EPP. Dialogue of European Christian Democrats with the Churches of Ukraine |
 Keynote Speech by the President of the European People's Party (EPP), Dr. Wilfried Martens, during the interconfessional round-table meeting in Kyiv on 15 September 2011, dedicated to the further development of a dialogue between EPP and the Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations. |
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| Oleksandr ZAIETS. Patriarch Kyrylo’s (the head of the Russian Orthodox Church) visit aftermath |
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The public attention to the visits of the head of Russian Orthodox Church to Ukraine tends to decrease with each year. To a certain extent, it is due to the fact that the more frequent visits of Patriarch Kyrylo are losing their exclusiveness, become ordinary, have an ideological background unacceptable for the vast majority of Ukrainians.
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- PACE Recommendation 1805 (2007) "Blasphemy, religious insults and hate speech against persons on grounds of their religion"
- PACE Recommendation 1396 (1999) "Religion and democracy"
- PACE Recommendation 1720 (2005) "Education and religion"
- PACE Resolution 1510 (2006) "Freedom of expression and respect for religious beliefs"
- Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
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