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22/01/2019 | 18:40:37 The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam was signed on 5 August 1990. The text and style of the declaration, as well as the areas it covers, resemble the European Convention on Human Rights. The important difference is that the Cairo Declaration does not have the slightest intention of breaking the tradition of an Islamic society or even introducing a secular society. On the contrary, the Cairo Declaration is subordinate to Sharia Law and Islamic social traditions. That is already clear...
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