Ep 10. Atrocities in Myanmar; James Lee Burke; Janmashtami
- August 14, 2014
Atrocities in Myanmar; James Lee Burke; Janmashtami - Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly Season 17 Episode 10
The latest episode of Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly explores the crisis in Myanmar, with reports of atrocities against the Rohingya Muslim community, and the efforts to seek justice for the victims.
The episode features interviews with leaders of the Rohingya community, as well as experts on human rights and international law, who discuss the ongoing violence and the challenges facing those seeking to hold those responsible accountable.
In addition, the show explores the work of acclaimed author James Lee Burke, who has been writing novels about the human condition for over 40 years. Burke discusses his approach to writing about the complex issues of race, poverty, and spirituality, and reflects on his own faith journey.
Finally, the episode highlights one of the most important Hindu festivals of the year, Janmashtami, which celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. The show features interviews with Hindu devotees, who share their faith and the significance of this important holiday.
Throughout the program, Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly aims to explore the diverse religious and ethical issues that shape our world, and offer viewers a deeper understanding of the many ways in which faith and belief intersect with everyday life.