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Author: Martin Wählisch

ECHR Chamber Judgment Case of S.A.S. v. France: Banning of burqas and niqabs legal?

July 21, 2014 Martin Wählisch 3 Comments

  Is the State allowed to criminalise the wearing of full veils in public spaces? To what extend must a…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Human Rights

ECHR Chamber Judgment Eweida and Others v. United Kingdom: Between the freedom of religion and the prohibition of discrimination

February 6, 2013 Martin Wählisch

The cases Nadia Eweida, an employee of a prominent UK airline, and Shirley Chaplin, a geriatric nurse, challenged the restrictions…

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Contesting and Defending the Special Tribunal for Lebanon

June 22, 2012 Martin Wählisch

Following the words of Resolution 1757, the STL has been founded as a hybrid Tribunal “mindful of the demand of…

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