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- 170 pages
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Focusing on the 2008 publication by the Russian Orthodox Church, this examination traces the evolution of its stance on human dignity, freedom, and rights. It details the document's formation and analyzes its implications within the Church, nationally, and internationally. The study highlights a significant shift in the Church's perspective, moving from hostility towards individual human rights to promoting "traditional values," reflecting broader socio-political dynamics.
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The Russian Orthodox Church and Human Rights, Kristina Stoeckl
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- 2014
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