Religious drug use in England, South Africa and the United States of AmericaThe question of whether there should be a fundamental right to sacramental use of psychotropic drugs, despite the existence of a general prohibition against the drug in question, has been considered by the courts of ...
Vickers L, 'Religion and Belief Discrimination and the Employment of Teachers in Faith Schools' (2007) 4 Religion and Human Rights 137Vickers, L. (2009). "Religion and Belief Discrimination and the Employment of Teachers in Faith Schools." Religion and Human Rights 4/2: 137-56....
This debate is based on the never-ending questions about criteria relying on the historical presence, representative nature and social utility of religions, issues that have been the object of legal distinctions.doi:10.1163/187103208X347394GarayAlainReligion & Human Rights...
This volume deals with historical, systematic and empirical questions with regard to the complex relationship between human rights and religion. It focuses on the place and function of human rights in democracies in modern society. Moreover it elaborates on the problems which are implied in the ...
doi:10.1163/187103210X528156Natan LernerReligion and Human RightsLerner, N. (2010), `Freedom of expression and advocacy of group hatred', Religion and human rights, vol. 5, no. 2-3, p. 137-145.
A crucial question is how religious instruction can be organized in public (state-funded) schools so as to conform to fundamental human rights. The European Court of Human Rights has also recently dealt in Folger and Others v. Norway with an ambitious attempt to introduce compulsory non-...
An improved understanding of MDR may lead to a combined treatment, targeting both CSCs and their protective MDR phenotypes leading eventually to attractive strategies for the treatment of gliomas.doi:10.1163/187103212X625679AlkanSchoolYavuzSchoolSelimSchoolReligion and Human Rights...
NATURAL LAWWOMEN'S RIGHTSTHOMAS AQUINASSECULAR FEMINISMSince the time of Aristotle, the character of Antigone in Sophocles' play of the same name has been cited as an example of natural law, in her appeal to the gods to justify her defiance of the law of the polis represented by Creon. ...
The Lautsi Case: A Comment from Italysources of lawreligious symbolsItalian lawcrucifixes in classroomsconstitutional lawEuropean Convention on Human RightsThe Lautsi case sets a very significant precedent in terms of the public status of religious symbols. As such, it has already been commented ...
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