The European Convention on Human Rights and Church-State Relations. Pluralism vs. Pluralism

Françoise Tulkens

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Religious Freedom and Discrimination Theology and Canon Law Studies European and International Law Studies

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SUMMARY: INTRODUCTION: Key Provision – An Indirect Regulation - The Court is Not a Constitutional Court - Judicial Restraint - A Vision of Religious Freedom - Institutional Dimension of Religious Freedom - I. MODELS: No Arbitrary State Interference - State Neutrality and Impartiality - II. COUNTER-MODELS: Islam – Sects.

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