دور القانون الدولي في نشر قيم التسامح و مكافحة التحريض على الكراهية الدينية

Abstract EN

This study aims to highlight the phenomenon of religious abuse and demonstrate its relationship to international law, by defining the legal foundations and standards underlying the idea of religious tolerance and the requirements for preventing religious hate speech.

If the first rules of international law lay the foundations of the international system on the basis of the need to respect religious differences, some manifestations of religious intolerance persist in the world because of the lack of respect for minority religions that owe a religion other than that of the majority of State citizens.

Therefore, interest in human rights and freedoms, including their religious rights, has expanded since the establishment of the United Nations, with discussions that, in the drafting of international human rights documents, particularly documents of international legitimacy, freedom of information and freedom of opinion and expression, have emphasized the need to ensure religious freedom.