Oslo Coalition Projects, 2009

Below is a summary of the Oslo Coalitions programm for 2009, arranged according to chapters in the Oslo Coalition Action Plan for 2009. Please use the menu on the left to find out more about each area of work.

New Directions in Islamic Thought and Practice

2.1 ”Ethical Guidelines for Islamic family Law", 3rd in a series of 3 workshops, in Kuala Lumpur, in October
2.2 Preparation for publication of the book ”Guidelines for Islamic Family Law”, and a document summarising the finds for the use of NGOs.

Indonesia

3.1: “Bridge Building Action: Joining forces across religions” - support for 3 interlinked programmes, to be carried out by CRCS/ICRS at Gada Madha University, Interfidei and Percik, each following their own methodology and network

China

4.1 launching of book “Freedom of Religion in China: Norwegian Experiences from the Human Rights Dialogue” at a 2 day conference
4.2 World Buddhist Forum

Central Asia

5.1: Introduction to HR/FORB training, Kazakhstan, invitation to NCHR course for 2 lecturers from the Faculty of Law, Almaty University
5.2: Participation in research/strategy-creating programme together with Helsinki Committee, Oslo Centre for Peace and Human Rights, Forum 18 and Mission to the East
5.3: Workshop: Freedom of Religion in the Ferghana Valley, Osh, Kirgizstan, organised by Foundation for Tolerance International

Caucasus

6.1 Round table conference for religious leaders in Georgia with the theme religion, ethics and human rights, Tblisi, October

Missionary Activities and Human Rights

7.1 International Editing Committee meeting to finalise the document: “Codes of Conduct for Missionary Activities”

Facilitating Freedom of Religion and Belief

8.1: Launching of Indonesian edition of the Oslo Coalition Deskbook
8.2: Developing the range of FORB courses in India in partnership with the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI). Training for training courses for young lawyers from YLBHI's 14 regional offices.
8.3: Other language editions of the Oslo Coalition Deskbook

Teaching for Tolerance

9.1 Dissemination of publications produced by the Teaching for Tolerance group
9.2 Continued development of the Website on T4T
9.3 Workshops in Skills for the Practice of Tolerance

In addition we are continously, as the oppurtunity arises:
- Building and maintaining our networks
- Supporting fact finding missions
- Disseminating information

Projects Overview of projects 2010 New Directions in Islamic Thought and Practice Facilitating Freedom of Religion or Belief Missionary Activities and Human Rights Teaching for Tolerance and Freedom of Religion or Belief China Project Indonesia Project Caucasus Project Central Asia Project	Oslo Coalition Projects, 2009 Below is a summary of the Oslo Coalitions programm for 2009, arranged according to chapters in the Oslo Coalition Action Plan for 2009. Please use the menu on the left to find out more about each area of work. New Directions in Islamic Thought and Practice 2.1 ”Ethical Guidelines for Islamic family Law", 3rd in a series of 3 workshops, in Kuala Lumpur, in October 2.2 Preparation for publication of the book ”Guidelines for Islamic Family Law”, and a document summarising the finds for the use of NGOs. Indonesia 3.1: “Bridge Building Action: Joining forces across religions” - support for 3 interlinked programmes, to be carried out by CRCS/ICRS at Gada Madha University, Interfidei and Percik, each following their own methodology and network China 4.1 launching of book “Freedom of Religion in China: Norwegian Experiences from the Human Rights Dialogue” at a 2 day conference 4.2 World Buddhist Forum Central Asia 5.1: Introduction to HR/FORB training, Kazakhstan, invitation to NCHR course for 2 lecturers from the Faculty of Law, Almaty University 5.2: Participation in research/strategy-creating programme together with Helsinki Committee, Oslo Centre for Peace and Human Rights, Forum 18 and Mission to the East 5.3: Workshop: Freedom of Religion in the Ferghana Valley, Osh, Kirgizstan, organised by Foundation for Tolerance International Caucasus 6.1 Round table conference for religious leaders in Georgia with the theme religion, ethics and human rights, Tblisi, October Missionary Activities and Human Rights 7.1 International Editing Committee meeting to finalise the document: “Codes of Conduct for Missionary Activities” Facilitating Freedom of Religion and Belief 8.1: Launching of Indonesian edition of the Oslo Coalition Deskbook 8.2: Developing the range of FORB courses in India in partnership with the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI). Training for training courses for young lawyers from YLBHI's 14 regional offices. 8.3: Other language editions of the Oslo Coalition Deskbook Teaching for Tolerance 9.1 Dissemination of publications produced by the Teaching for Tolerance group 9.2 Continued development of the Website on T4T 9.3 Workshops in Skills for the Practice of Tolerance In addition we are continously, as the oppurtunity arises: - Building and maintaining our networks - Supporting fact finding missions - Disseminating information	The Oslo Coalition is situated at: The Norwegian Center for Human Rights at the Faculty of Law, The University of Oslo Postal address: PO Box 6706 St. Olavs plass No-0130 Oslo Street address: Cort Adelers gt. 30 Tel.: (47) 22 84 20 47 Fax: (47) 22 84 20 02 office@oslocoalition.org
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