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Secular Sunday #40 – Still Talking about Blasphemy
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Atheist Ireland will this Monday, October 1st, attend the annual OSCE (Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe) human rights meeting in Warsaw in Poland, where we will speak against blasphemy laws, religious oaths and the need for secular education. Atheist Ireland will also host a side meeting to highlight ...
We have an inspiring guest speaker for the public meeting after the 2012 Atheist Ireland AGM on the afternoon of Saturday 20 October in Dublin: Sanal Edamaruku, the President of the Indian Rationalist Association, who is currently facing blasphemy charges in India - based on complaints instigated by the Catholic ...
This is Michael Nugent's contribution to the UCD Law Society debate yesterday on the motion that the Catholic Church has become irrelevant.
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Patty Gray, professor of anthropology in NUI Maynooth, who has lived and worked in Russia, talks about the background to the Pussy Riot trial and conviction at the Dublin Atheists in the Pub evening hosted by Atheist Ireland on 13 Sep 2012.
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This is Michael Nugent's debate on RTE radio this morning about blasphemy laws in Ireland and internationally, with Dr Oliver Scharbrodt, lecturer in Islamic Studies in UCC, hosted by RTE's Miriam O'Callaghan. "Clock outside RTE's Cork studios" by Bods is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
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