Journalismus und Medien – organisationstheoretisch betrachtet

Proactive Tolerance

“…Tolerance -An Issue of Christian Social Thought fighting "a world full of malice, unrighteousness and injustice" and its protagonists: definitely not "through counter-hatred", instead "Christians should preach a peace based on truth and justice". 64 -While emphasizing the special reference to the 'social principles' as well as peace and dialogue as basic elements of social interaction, this document illustrates from a Christian perspective the wider context of what tolerance (and intolerance) is about, and how this kind of interpretation can inspire and encourage commitment to human dignity, peace and justice.…”

“…63 A fair society needs the public structure of institutions in order to promote fair equality of political, economic and social rights. 64 A world without tolerance is a world of totalitarianism or of atomistic individualism, of alienation, and of "egoistic aloneness". 65 Tolerance serves in this sense as foundation of fair social cooperation, i.e.…”

“…According to the ICISS draft, the R2P is divided into three partial responsibilities: the Responsibility to Prevent, the Responsibility to React and the Responsibility to Rebuild. 64 The classic criteria of the Just War (bellum iustum) apply as a prerequisite for the legitimate use of military means:…”

“…63 She wants to profile Peace Journalism as quality journalism. She assigns the central val-ues and criteria of journalistic quality such as objectivity, transparency and relevance to the "conflict sensitivity of journalism as a key criterion" 64 . In this sense, Kempf defines the central peace journalistic objective as "ensuring the quality standards of truthful, objective and neutral reporting even in times of conflict and crisis" 65 .…”