Event The Cyprus Problem Conference: When the Cemetery Becomes Political – Dealing with the Religious Heritage in Cyprus and its Neighbouring Countries 03/15/2018 23:00 to 01/01/1970 00:00 - Nicosia The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, the Institute for Interdisciplinary Cypriot Studies from the Universität Münster, and the Department for Politics and Governance from the University of Nicosia invite you to the conference “When the Cemetery Becomes Political” exploring the ways religious heritage is treated in ethnic conflicts. This video is provided on YouTube. To look at it, you have to agree to our marketing cookies. Further information can be found in the detailed Data protection information. Accept Marketing Cookies and load video The conference focusses on the way the religious heritage of “the others” is dealt with in multi-ethnic/religious countries, such as Cyprus, Lebanon and Greece. It will present a closer look at the reasons, why one group destroyed or desecrated the cemeteries and places of worship of the other group(s) during interreligious or interethnic conflicts and it will critically analyse the intentions behind such measures. The conference will give further insights into the complex and complicated interaction between religion and politics. The panels’ topics will beThe religious heritage in Cyprus: Legal framework and previous examinationsDealing with the religious heritage in the neighbouring countriesCurrent developments in the northern part of Cyprus Download Invitation (EN) Download Program (EN) Photo: Andreas Theophanous, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Hubert Faustmann, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Sabine Rogge, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Theodosios Tsivolas, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Thorsten Kruse, © FES-Cyprus Photo: From left to right. Thorsten Kruse, Marina Vasilara, Kemal Baykalli, Hubert Faustmann, © FES-Cyprus Photo: From left to right. Thorsten Kruse, Marina Vasilara, Kemal Baykalli, Hubert Faustmann, Theodosios Tsivolas, © FES-Cyprus Photo: From left to right. Hubert Faustmann, Theodosios Tsivolas, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Leon Saltiel, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Leon Saltiel, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Malek Sharif, © FES-Cyprus Photo: From left to right. Petros Savvides, Theodosios Tsivolas, Thanos Koulos, Leon Saltiel, Hubert Faustmann, Sabine Rogge, Malek Sharif, Theopisti Stylianou-Lambert, Thorsten Kruse, Marina Vasilara, Mete Hatay, Kemal Baykalli, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Mete Hatay, © FES-Cyprus Photo: Petros Savvides, © FES-Cyprus