Part I: Summary
1. Summary of Recommendations for Secular and Religious Actors Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann Part II: Why Religion Matters
2. Introduction Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai Part III: Religion and Human Rights: Problems
3.1 Orientation: How and Why Religion Resists the Idea of Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai 3.2 Hindu Perspective: Human Rights of Women and the Notion of 'Pollution' in Hinduism Hari Priya Pathak 3.3 Jewish Perspective: Jewish Exclusionist Theology in Israel Pauline Kollontai 3.4 Christian Perspective: The Appeal to Traditional Values as an Argument Against Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann 3.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives on Human Rights: Problems Katajun Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part IV: Religion and Human Rights: Potentials
4.1 Orientation: How Religion Can Contribute to Human Rights Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann 4.2 Hindu Perspective: Women and Democratic Ideals in Hinduism: A Case Study of Women's Entrance to Sabarimala Temple Hari Priya Pathak 4.3 Jewish Perspective: Challenging Jewish Religious Exclusionist Praxis Pauline Kollontai 4.4 Christian Perspective: Jesus Christ the Liberator Friedrich Lohmann 4.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives on Human Rights: Potentials Katajun Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part V: Now What? Implications and Recommendations
5. Now What? Recommendations for Building Cooperation Between Secular and Religious Actors Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann. Index