Religious actors and international law - Cismas, Ioana (Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2014)
Contents note continued: 1.1. Human rights law'in accordance with Islamic Shari'ah' -- 1.1.1. The missing rights -- 1.1.2. Sharia limitation clauses -- 1.1.3. Islamic reservations to human rights treaties -- 1.1.4. Sharia as the interpretative principle of the Cairo Declaration -- 1.2. The Cairo Declaration's influence and the accountability of the OIC -- 2. The Covenant on the Rights of the Child in Islam -- 2.1. The missing right: religious freedom -- 2.2. Religious limitations and clawback clauses -- 2.3. General convergence with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the potential for increased protection -- 2.4. Coherence with the system of international law -- 3. The OIC Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission -- 3.1. Mandate of the OIC IPHRC -- 3.2. Procedural aspects -- V. Conclusion -- Conclusions: Accountability and Legitimacy -- I. Do Religious Actors Form an Autonomous Legal Category? -- II. A Tale of Legitimacy.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-336) and index.
Keywords: Religion and law; International law -- Religious aspects