Politics, Identity, and México’s Indigenous Rights Movements (review)
@article{Stavenhagen2011PoliticsIA, title={Politics, Identity, and M{\'e}xico’s Indigenous Rights Movements (review)}, author={Rodolfo Stavenhagen}, journal={Human Rights Quarterly}, year={2011}, volume={33}, pages={1169 - 1176} }
26. Id. at 200. 27. Id. at 199. their own right of religious freedom or for the rights of religious organizations to provide such religious education. The author thus identifies a tension between a human rights approach to religious freedom that protects the minority believer or non-adherent and what she identifies as a positive approach to freedom of religion that protects the right of the majority—either religious organizations or parents—to utilize denominational education. Ultimately…