Art 9 - Freedom of Religion

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  • Created on: 07-04-13 19:14
Article 9 protects
Religion
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Definition of religion
no def of religion but there is the understanding of beliefs. Kokkinakis v Greece
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The belief must be coherent
X v Germany - app wanted his ashes to be scattered over the sea. Not a coherent belief.
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Forgero v Norway
pupil forced to attend christianity classes. Negative freedoms.
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Buscarini v San Marino
duty to swear on oath not enough violatio, it doid not affect the actual interum.
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Connection to the actual belief
Arrowsmith v UK - Pascifist but the leaflets given out had no actual connection to the issue in question.
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Prosyletism is a major issue in some countries eg ??
Kokkinaskis v Greece - they had an issue cos the Jevoha do this religious element, but against it.
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Larisis v Greece
three penetcostal airforce agents which used their powers to convert members, this was bad.
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Specific situtaion rule
Kalac v Turkey set it down. However, overcome by Dhlab & Eweida.
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Religious dress
Dhlab and Leyla Sahin. Both putting on headscarfs, prevented from working and schooling. Held necessary.
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Crucifix
Lautsi v Italy - no violation, crucfix is a passive symbol
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Eweida and other v UK
Eweida - Violation - not proportionate, Chaplin no violation - health and safety. Ladelle- registar refused to perform gay marriages - no violation as this was a job requirement. McFarlan - no violation it was his job to give therapy
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Definition of religion

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no def of religion but there is the understanding of beliefs. Kokkinakis v Greece

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The belief must be coherent

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Forgero v Norway

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Buscarini v San Marino

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