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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: List of colonial governors in 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		2005 colonial governors - 2006Events of 2006]] - 2007 colonial governors - Colonial governors by year See also: List of state leaders in 2006 List of religious leaders in 2006 List of international organization leaders in 2006 List of current local leaders // Australia Ashmore and Cartier Islands (territory) Administered by the Australian...
		This is a list of the governors of colonies, protectorates, or other dependencies in each year.
		A list designating a target, as for attack, coercion, or elimination: had a hit list of executives he wanted fired...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-colonial-governors-in-2005 (529 words)

	France
		Religious groups normally register under both of these categories; the Mormons, for example, run strictly religious activities through their association of worship and operate a school under their cultural association.
		Religious instruction is not given in public schools, but religious facts are taught as part of the history curriculum.
		In May 2005, Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin issued a Circular indicating that the Parliamentary list should no longer be used to identify sects, and authorities should instead focus their efforts on those sects that represent the greatest threat, notably those "small, fluid" groups that are "less easily identifiable" and which use the internet for recruitment.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/irf/2005/51552.htm (5718 words)

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	bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=&query=List+... (345 words)

	Serbia and Montenegro, International Religious Freedom Report 2005, November 8, 2005
		On January 8, 2005, a window was broken at an Assembly of God church in Pancevo and graffiti (fascist symbols) were spray painted on a memorial to Jewish Holocaust victims in Novi Knjezevac during the nights of January 26-27, 2005 (the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz).
		In May 2005, after Serbian Orthodox Metropolitan Amfilohije presided at the funeral of the mother of indicted war criminal Radovan Karadzic and used the occasion to deny the existence of the Montenegrin state, Amfilohije was criticized by Montenegrin President Vujanovic for improper political interference.
		Embassy officials also worked with religious leaders to organize a public interfaith event to help minimize the public perception that certain minor religions are dangerous "sects." The Embassy also counseled religious groups to report all incidents against their property or adherents to senior government officials, to counter often lackluster response by local police.
	belgrade.usembassy.gov /policy/reports/051108.html (15352 words)

	Spain
		There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom during the period covered by this report, and government policy continued to contribute to the generally free practice of religion.
		However, the Government denied the application in May 2005 and declined to register the Church of Scientology on the grounds that the MOJ did not have the authority to overturn the 1990 decision of the Supreme Court through an administrative action.
		In 2004, leaders of the Protestant, Muslim, and Jewish communities discussed the issue of expanded tax benefits and public funding, the opening of new places of worship, and the quality of religious education with the Office of Religious Affairs in the MOJ; in particular, they sought treatment comparable to that enjoyed by the Catholic Church.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/irf/2006/71409.htm (3671 words)

	BioMed Central \| Abstract \| Response of religious groups to HIV/AIDS as a sexually transmitted infection in Trinidad
		Religious leaders are esteemed in TandT's society and may use their position and frequent interactions with the public to promote HIV/AIDS awareness, fight stigma and discrimination, and exercise compassion for people living with HIV/AIDS (PWHA).
		Religious groups in Trinidad are being challenged to promote a clear and consistent response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic; a response that may reflect personal experiences and respect religious doctrine in the context of sex and sexuality.
		The study suggests that (1) religious leaders could improve their role in the fight against HIV/AIDS with education and sensitization-specifically aimed at dismantling the myths about HIV transmission, and the stereotyping of susceptible sub-populations, and (2) a consultative dialogue between PWHAs and religious leaders is pivotal to a successful faith-based HIV intervention in Trinidad.
	www.biomedcentral.com /1471-2458/5/121/abstract (728 words)

	United States Commission on International Religious Freedom: Media Room: 2005 Press Releases: 2005 Annual Report ...
		The Commission also has established a Watch List of countries where conditions do not rise to the statutory level requiring CPC designation but which require close monitoring due to the nature and extent of violations of religious freedom engaged in or tolerated by the governments.
		Members of minority religious groups, especially Muslims and Christians, are subjected to serious abuses of religious freedom and other human rights; in some areas, children are taken from parents and forcibly converted to Buddhism.
		Religious belief and practice continue to be tightly controlled in Cuba, where religious freedom conditions have been affected in part by the ongoing government crackdown on democracy and free speech activists, resulting in a generally deteriorating situation.
	www.uscirf.gov /mediaroom/press/2005/may/05112005_annualRpt.html (3629 words)

	UNHCR - U.S. Department of State Annual Report on International Religious Freedom for 2005 - Spain
		To enjoy the benefits of this regime, religious organizations must be entered in the Register of Religious Entities maintained by the Office of Religious Affairs of the Ministry of Justice, which is updated regularly.
		The Office of Religious Affairs found that the Church of Scientology held the same doctrine, organizational structure, and leadership as the organization that applied in 1983 and was denied registration at that time.
		In 2005, the government held inter-religious roundtables at the University Menendez Pelayo of Santander and the University of Madrid.
	www.unhcr.org /home/RSDCOI/437c9ce92.html (3314 words)

	International Religious Freedom Report 2005 - U.S. Embassy Sofia, Bulgaria
		In January 2005, the Supreme Court of Cassation upheld the ruling; the Supreme Court's ruling combined with the March ruling of the Sofia City Court effectively restored the pre-1997 Supreme Islamic Council, headed by Nedim Gendzhev, as the legal representative of the Muslims in the country.
		The law requires religious groups wishing to operate and be recognized as legal entities, as well as those wanting to engage in public activities outside of their places of worship, to formally register with the Sofia City Court; however, official registrations of religious denominations has continued to increase, from 36 in 2003 to 45.
		In January 2005, despite previous hostility in Burgas toward non-traditional groups such as the Jehovah's Witnesses, the confession's local branch was listed in the mayor's list of local religious groups.
	sofia.usembassy.gov /irf_05.html (2729 words)

	President Commemorates Veterans Day, Discusses War on Terror
		Al Qaeda's leader, Osama bin Laden, has called on Muslims to dedicate, their "resources, their sons and money to driving the infidels out of our lands." The tactics of al Qaeda and other Islamic extremists have been consistent for a quarter of a century: They hit us, and expect us to run.
		Its leaders pretend to be an aggrieved party, representing the powerless against imperial enemies.
		In contrast, the elected leaders of Iraq are proving to be strong and steadfast.
	www.whitehouse.gov /news/releases/2005/11/20051111-1.html (5449 words)

	Religious Contributions to Peacemaking When Religion Brings Peace, Not War by David Smock: Peaceworks: United States ...
		Such religious leaders are particularly effective in working together for peace when they are from different faith communities.
		Religious resources are contained in the four main elements of which religions consist.
		Two critical elements in religious life that are centrally important to peacemaking are empathy and compassion, and the value of tapping into these attributes is readily apparent in effective religious peacemaking.
	www.usip.org /pubs/peaceworks/pwks55.html (1928 words)

	Eritrea - Amnesty International
		The government claimed there was no religious persecution and in October the leaders of the four government-permitted faiths issued a statement condemning “subversive activities against the religious institutions of the country” by “alien and externally driven” Christian and Islamic groups.
		Haile Naizgi, a former accountant for the non-governmental organization World Vision, and Dr Kiflu Gebremeskel, a former mathematics lecturer, both leaders of the Full Gospel Pentecostal Church, were arrested at their homes in Asmara in May. They were still held incommunicado at the end of the year.
		Religious prisoners were among many detainees held in Sawa and other military camps, beaten and forced to crawl on sharp stones.
	web.amnesty.org /report2005/eri-summary-eng (1222 words)

	List of religious leaders in 2005 - Anglican Churches - Churches in Communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury
		List of religious leaders in 2005 - Anglican Churches - Churches in Communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		List of religious leaders in 2005 - Anglican Churches - Churches in Communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury: Encyclopedia II - List of religious leaders in 2005 - Catholic Churches
		List of religious leaders in 2005 - Anglican Churches - Churches in Communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury: Encyclopedia II - List of religious leaders in 2005 - Eastern Orthodox Churches
	www.experiencefestival.com /list_of_religious_leaders_in_2005_-_anglican_churches_-_churches_in_communion_with_the_archbishop_of_canterbury (562 words)

	Beliefnet Virtual Conclave--Beliefnet.com
		Islam does not proscribe a hierarchy of religious authority like the Catholic Church, but nonetheless Muslims worldwide feel that their religious institutions are neither educating the community in a way they should nor are the religious institutions responsive to the voices of the common people (I guess the laity).
		I wonder what would happen if religious leaders from many traditions were to identify the top five or ten issues global issues that most need our attention.
		If religious leaders joined in shared repudiation of prejudice and revenge and marshalled their own theological resources in this regard, perhaps future Rwanda's could be avoided...
	www.beliefnet.com /study_groups/studygroup_message_list.asp?studyGroupID=6976&discussionID=425156 (1063 words)

	What the people of the world are saying - World - smh.com.au
		The type of people most trusted by respondents were religious leaders, with 33 per cent saying they trusted them, while military and police leaders and journalists ranked joint second on 26 per cent.
		Religious leaders came next, on 25 per cent, followed by military leaders, business leaders and journalists, on 20 per cent.
		Religious leaders are most trusted in Africa (74 per cent, against 33 per cent globally), and in Nigeria 86 per cent would give them more power.
	www.smh.com.au /news/world/what-the-people-of-the-world-are-saying/2005/09/15/1126750077168.html?from=moreStories (596 words)

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		In 2005 this trend seemed to continue, with no confirmed reports of Christians being killed for their faith and fewer incidents reported, such as physical assaults and kidnappings.
		Christian and Muslim leaders blame the violence on social tensions produced by the implementation of sharia law in 12 northern states in Nigeria at the beginning of the new century.
		Whereas the status of religious freedom did not change significantly in the conflict areas of Colombia, the ranking dropped because fewer Christians were reportedly killed or arrested compared to the previous year.
	www.opendoorsusa.org /Uploads/world_watch_list_2006.doc (734 words)

	List of religious leaders in 2005 Information
		The religious inner circle is called the uqqal and the elite of them are called ajawīd.
		Israeli Leader of the Orthodox Ashkenazi Haredi non-Hasidic ("Lithuanian Jews") - Rabbi Yosef Shalom Eliashiv
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	www.bookrags.com /List_of_religious_leaders_in_2005 (2309 words)

	Religious leaders threaten Bush over gay marriage ban - GOP senators drop amendment from priority list
		In a Jan. 18 letter to White House political adviser Karl Rove, which was disclosed by the New York Times, the coalition of conservative religious leaders known as the Arlington Group expressed outrage that Bush appeared to be taking a “defeatist” attitude toward the proposed constitutional ban on gay marriage.
		The letter from the Arlington Group also came one week after Bush angered social conservative leaders by hinting in an interview with the Washington Post that he might not push hard for a constitutional ban on gay marriage since the Senate was unlikely to pass it any time soon.
		Senate GOP leaders didn’t include the marriage ban on a list of their top 10 legislative priorities for the next two years.
	www.sovo.com /2005/1-28/news/national/vagroup.cfm (807 words)

	Episcopal News Service Archives
		Leaders of the Interreligious Initiative are committed to encouraging local interreligious support for your efforts in cities across the country.
		In January 2005 more than 250 religious leaders in fifteen cities joined in an appeal to the President and Congress in support of the Road Map.
		Leaders of the Interreligious Initiative strongly support the President's commitment to the goal of two democratic states, Israel and Palestine, living side-by-side in peace, and his commitment to restart the Road Map to Peace.
	www.episcopalchurch.org /3577_69702_ENG_HTM.htm (809 words)

	Turkmenistan: Stop Religious Persecution (Human Rights Watch, 28-9-2005) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		That religious freedom violations persist and worsen is clear proof of the central government’s continuing tolerance, at minimum, of such violations, and of its lack of commitment to ending them.
		The ban on using private homes for religious meetings is a major barrier to the functioning of these religious communities.
		Like many concerned with religious freedom in Turkmenistan, we welcomed the government of Turkmenistan’s release from prison of ten conscientious objectors (six in June 2004, and four more in April 2005) and hailed its decision in March 2004 to lower the number of signatures required for the registration process.
	hrw.org /english/docs/2005/09/28/turkme11796.htm (1447 words)

	Center for Public Leadership :: America's Best Leaders
		America's Best Leaders were chosen by a committee convened by the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
		The 35 committee members are leaders themselves in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors and independent of U.S. News and Harvard.
		More than 300 names were submitted by committee cochairs David Gergen, a longtime presidential adviser and director of the center (and editor at large of U.S. News), Warren Bennis, a leadership guru and distinguished professor of business administration at the University of Southern California, other committee members, and a team of eight student researchers.
	www.ksg.harvard.edu /leadership/usnews/method.html (474 words)

	List of Religious Movies Nominated for the Oscars
		This is a list of 26 films with strong religious themes that have been nominated for major Oscars.
		Those films that the Vatican chose for its list of the top 45 films are noted with V45.
		The list is split into three categories, one for films on religion, another for films with moral messages, and a final category for films which are particularly artistic.
	www.geocities.com /richleebruce/oscar-religious.html (1513 words)

	democracyarsenal.org: Top 10 List: Consequences of Iraq Becoming A Failed State
		Many sunni leaders, secular and religious, are urging fellow sunni's to stop boycotting the political process and get involved.
		While an interesting list, I think the author fails to demonstrate how these things have not already occurred as a result of "staying the course" vice increasing the efforts in country.
		The fact most of these leaders are pro-Western secularist would not be a good thing (from an Islamic point of view).
	www.democracyarsenal.org /2005/08/top_10_list_10_.html (6507 words)

	2005 Most Endangered
		The 2005 list recalls the value of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, architectural styles and building types of rapidly disappearing residential architecture, churches important to the African American community and significant in the Civil Rights Movement, vintage businesses of the recent past, as well as important buildings in the central business district.
		Since listing, ownership changed a number of times and the property continues to be on the City of Dallas’ docket of substandard houses.
		The districts, all listed in the National Register of Historic Places, are important aspects of the development history of the southern sector of Dallas.
	www.preservationdallas.org /new_site/issues/mostEndangered-05.php (1983 words)

	CJR May/June 2005: Stations of the Cross
		Their activism was catalyzed by the fact that early on, the big-three networks donated rather than sold airtime to religious organizations.
		The number of religious radio stations — the vast majority of which are evangelical — has grown by about 85 percent since 1998 alone.
		During the opening session of the 2005 NRB convention, Wright described a recent lobbying excursion to Capitol Hill.
	www.cjr.org /issues/2005/3/blake-evangelist.asp (4899 words)

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