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Minority Rights and Hindu Nationalism in India
Asian Journal of Law and Society Pub Date : 2021-04-28 , DOI: 10.1017/als.2020.51
Peter van der Veer

In this paper, I want to focus on some aspects of the political process in India that have an impact on the treatment of religious minorities. Much of the discussion on multicultural jurisdictions deals with differentiated citizenship rights that allow religious groups to maintain their normative universe. This literature shows the tensions surrounding individual and group rights. I want to approach the question of religious freedom from a rather different angle. I want to first focus on the protection of bare life in the face of religious violence and then examine the issue of conversion from one religion to another. The issues of human security and conversion are linked in India, since Hindu nationalists see Muslims as forcibly converted Hindus who should be reconverted. To highlight the importance of majoritarian nationalism rather than political systems in the treatment of religious minorities, I offer a brief comparison with China.

中文翻译:

印度的少数民族权利和印度教民族主义

在本文中,我想重点关注印度政治进程中对宗教少数群体的待遇产生影响的某些方面。关于多元文化管辖权的大部分讨论都涉及允许宗教团体维持其规范世界的差异化公民权利。这些文献显示了围绕个人和群体权利的紧张关系。我想从一个完全不同的角度来探讨宗教自由的问题。我想首先关注面对宗教暴力时对赤裸生命的保护,然后研究从一种宗教皈依另一种宗教的问题。人类安全和皈依问题在印度是联系在一起的,因为印度教民族主义者认为穆斯林是被迫皈依的印度教徒,应该重新皈依。
更新日期:2021-04-28
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