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1	Shintō - Sikhismus - Scientology - Bahá’í - Buddhismus Blog mit Posts über Religionen, Weltanschauungen, ethnische Minderheiten und ein Engagement für Menschenrechte.	1102
2	Center for Studies on New Religions CESNUR (Italian: Centro Studi sulle Nuove Religioni), is a Center for Studies on New Religions, based in Turin, Italy. It was established in 1988 by a group of religious scholars from universities in Europe and the Americas, working in the field of new religious movements. Its director is the Italian sociologist and attorney Massimo Introvigne. CESNUR defines itself as being independent of any religious group, church, denomination or association. It has evolved into a network of scholars and organizations who study the field.	215
3	FOREF Europa Forum Religionsfreiheit Europa(abgekürzt: FOREF Europa) hat seinen Sitz in Wien und ist auf nationaler und internationaler Ebene tätig. FOREF ist eine von politischen, ideologischen oder religiösen Bewegungen unabhängige Menschenrechtsorganisation, die auch mit anderen NGOs und Religionsgemeinschaften kooperiert.	179
4	FORUM 18 Forum 18 ist eine christliche norwegische Menschenrechtsorganisation, die sich auf der Grundlage des Artikel 18 der Allgemeinen Erklärung der Menschenrechte zum Ziel setzt, religiöse Freiheit für alle zu etablieren. Der durch Forum 18 eingerichtete Nachrichtendienst Forum 18 News Service ist eine christliche Internet- und E-Mail-Initiative, die zeitnah über Bedrohungen und Aktionen gegen die religiöse Freiheit aller Menschen berichtet, unabhängig von ihrer Religionszugehörigkeit. Der Nachrichtendienst konzentriert sich hauptsächlich auf die Nachfolgestaaten der Sowjetunion, einschließlich Weißrussland und Zentralasien sowie Osteuropa, aber er hat auch Berichte über den Kosovo, Serbien, die Türkei, Burma, China (einschließlich Xinjiang), Laos, die Mongolei, Nordkorea und Vietnam veröffentlicht.	595
5	THE INSTITUTE on Religion and Public Policy Having received two nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize, the Institute on Religion and Public Policy is one of the world’s most effective and well-respected advocates for freedom of religion and belief. An international, inter-religious non-profit organization, the Institute is dedicated to ensuring freedom of religion as the foundation for security, stability, and democracy. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Washington, DC, the Institute recognizes that religious freedom is more than just a church-state issue. As such, the Institute engages every segment of society to protect humankind’s most basic fundamental right: freedom of religion and belief. The Institute’s programs reflect this multi-faceted approach, in national security, corporate social responsibility, interfaith dialogue and media engagement.	301
6	WorldWide Religious News WorldWide Religious News is a non-profit service providing the international academic and legal community with up-to-date religious news from around the world. Events in recent years ranging from government suppression of the Falun Gong in China, to the Aum Shinrikyo gas attacks and subsequent legal proceedings in Japan, as well as the terrorist attacks of September 11th, have motivated an increased awareness and focus on the unique interplay of religion and society, as well as the role of novel religions and alternate lifestyles within a religious context.	164
7	European Center for Law & Justice The ECLJ opened its official headquarters in Strasbourg, France on July 2, 1998. In August, 1998, it opened offices in Moscow, the Slavic Centre for Law and Justice (SCLJ) which is operated by a full time staff of religious rights attorneys. The ECLJ has brought together the most outstanding collection of religious liberties attorneys in Europe. Its vision is the mobilization of the most skilled Christian lawyers of Europe defending the rights of believers to worship and share their faith without fear of discrimination or persecution. Thus, the ECLJ was born to safeguard and protect human rights and religious freedoms for people of faith in Europe.	533
8	International Coalition for Religious Freedom The International Coalition for Religious Freedom is a non-profit, non-sectarian, educational organization dedicated to defending the religious freedom of all, regardless of creed, gender or ethnic origin. ICRF acknowledges with gratitude that, at the current time, it receives the bulk of its funding from institutions and individuals related to the Unification Church community. Contributions to ICRF are tax-exempt under section 501-c-3 of the Internal Revenue Code of the USA.	214
9	The Becket Fund The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty is a Washington, D.C.-based public interest law firm protecting the free expression of all religious traditions. We are nonprofit, nonpartisan, and interfaith. The Becket Fund operates in three arenas: the courts of law (litigation), the court of public opinion (media), and in the academy (scholarship), at home and abroad (international). The Becket Fund is named after Thomas à Becket (1118-70 AD), who stood resolutely at the intersection of Church and State. As a friend of King Henry II, Becket served as Chancellor of England and oversaw the laws of the kingdom. But as Archbishop of Canterbury, he steadfastly refused to allow the King to interfere in the affairs of the Church, and was martyred by the King's knights for defending the principle of religious liberty.	320
10	Religion and Law Consortium	718
11	Religious Freedom in Greece On this home page we'll introduce the Human Rights issue of the unacceptable state of the Human Right of Religious Freedom in Greece.	369
12	Religious Tolerance.Org	168
13	beliefnet Beliefnet is the largest spiritual web site. We are independent and not affiliated with any spiritual organization or movement. Our only agenda is to help you meet your spiritual needs.	169
14	Nomokanon (Staats-)Kirchenrecht im Web Tübingen - Seit 1998 Herausgeber: Prof. Dr. Richard Puza - Schriftleitung: Dr. Stefan Ihli J.C.L.	339
15	Coexist Foundation The Coexist Foundation is a charity established in 2006 to promote better understanding between Jews, Christians and Muslims - the Abrahamic Faiths - through education, dialogue and research. Through the projects and programmes which we support, we hope to help people of these faiths improve their relations - above all with each other, but also with different faiths, and with those of no faith.	364
16	University of Copenhagen - Religion in the 21st Century The research priority area "Religion in the 21st Century" brings together researchers from all of the University of Copenhagen’s six faculties in order to combine the study of separate themes into an overall picture of religion in the 21st century.	297

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