Cuando líderes de minorías religiosas son acusados de delitos sexuales, las narrativas mediáticas pueden marcar rápidamente a todo el colectivo como cómplices o víctimas.
Religious Liberty
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Beyond the Leader. 3. Power, Hierarchy, and Guilt by Association
Power and legitimacy determine how much influence an accusation holds. Groups labeled as “cults” are seldom given fair treatment.
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Beyond the Leader. 2. The Legal Effects of Guilt by Association
In addition to ready-made stories for sale, the media can also produce scripts for more aggressive forms of state control.
The Doppa on Our Heads, The Homeland in Our Hearts: Amsterdam’s Lonely Uyghur on Doppa Day
Uyghurs celebrated their skullcap this month. It is much more than a headpiece.
Beyond the Leader. 1. Guilt by Association and Stigma.
When leaders of religious minorities are accused of sexual crimes, media narratives can quickly mark the entire collective as either accomplices or victims.
統一教会：日本の解散命令と国際法 ７. 推測に基づく決定
裁判所は、実際のリスクではなく、「仮説的」かつ「潜在的な」リスクに基づいて教会を解散させた。