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AJCongress opposes requiring foreign officials to testify in U.S. courts

dhharrison wrote 1 day ago: NEW YORK (Press Release)—Efforts to haul foreign officials before American courts in civil actions s … more →

Tags: Canada, Germany, United Nations, united kingdom, Afghanistan, Somalia, Greece, American Jewish Congress, Marc D. Stern

In Honour of the IFPA and its 40th Anniversary

usiequality wrote 6 days ago: I recently attended the 40th Anniversary Celebrations of the Irish Family Planning Association. It w … more →

Tags: News, 40th anniversary, Abortion, abortion referendum, Anthea McTiernan, Contraception, Department of Health, Dermot Hourihane, Dr. andrew Rynne

The Swiss Ban on Minarets: Legal Implications16 comments

Вихър Георгиев wrote 1 week ago: There are many reactions to the results from the referendum in Switzerland that tries to impose a ba … more →

Tags: Foreign and Security Policy, Human Rights, Institutional affairs, Procedural Law, Ban, minarets, switzerland

One great thing about gay marriage: it's simple.19 comments

Colby Cosh wrote 1 week ago: From England comes news of a couple who want their romantic and economic partnership recognized unde … more →

Tags: Colby Cosh, Civil Partnership, Katherine Doyle, Same Sex Marriage, Tom Freeman, UK

Proactive Law in Action: Warsaw Pilot Project Educating Potential Applicants to the ECHR

legalinformatics wrote 1 week ago: An interesting example of pro active law — the movement to educate citizens about substantive … more →

Tags: projects, Legal information behavior, Proactive law, Proactive law movement, ECHR, Council of europe, Council of Europe Information Office, Educating nonlawyers about the legal system, Educating nonlawyers about legal procedure

Arrest for the purpose of DNA sampling

yvonnedaly wrote 2 weeks ago: A report published today by the Human Genetics Commission (HGC) in the United Kingdom, which advises … more →

Tags: Commentary, Courts, Reports, News, Criminal Justice, Policing, Criminal Justice policy, ECHR, Law of Evidence

DNA database under attack again

Gavin Drake wrote 2 weeks ago: The government’s DNA database is under attack yet again, this time by a previously unknown (to … more →

Tags: Criminal Justice, In The News, DNA database, human genetics commission, Crime, The Times, Richard Ford, dodgy statistics, Equalities and Human Rights Commission

Lord Kerr on the Relationship between ECtHR and Domestic Courts

F de Londras wrote 2 weeks ago: As we noted here, Friday evening saw UCD School of Law host the 13th Memorial John M Kelly Lecture, … more →

Tags: Events, ECHR Act 2003, UCD School of Law, HRA 1998, House of Lords, UK supreme court

JM Kelly Memorial Lecture: Friday 20 November 20091 comment

F de Londras wrote 2 weeks ago: This Friday evening the UCD School of Law will hold its 13th annual JM Kelly Memorial Lecture, this … more →

Tags: Events

The Virtuous Rulers

Piero wrote 4 weeks ago: Some Italian politicians are quite outspoken. In spite of a common opinion that wants them rather su … more →

Tags: Italian politicians, Ma che caz..., Anorexia, burqa, Crucifix, giovanardi, Immigrants, Italy, Judge

Could the Italian ruling mean no nativity plays in Britain this year?

annaarco wrote 1 month ago: Barrister Neil Addison has written extensively about the European Court of Human Rights ruling on th … more →

Tags: Crucifix ruling, neil addison

Jesus expelled from Italian schools and sent to Oklahoma prison

mjr256 wrote 1 month ago: 1. The European Court of Human Rights has stirred controversy by banning crucifixes from public scho … more →

Tags: 1st Amendment rights, Education, Religion and Public Policy, Bill Robinson, Catholicism, Corrections Concepts Inc., Crucifix, Federico Lombardi, Italy

Italian Politicians Furious over Anti-Crucifix Decision by European Human Rights Court

rightbill wrote 1 month ago: “Reactions from government and political leaders, however, have been even more blunt, with mos … more →

Tags: Religion, Independence

Crucifixes and crucifictions 8 comments

Piero wrote 1 month ago: Both national and international news are reporting a decision of the European Court of Human Rights  … more →

Tags: daily life, Things that are funny, Berlusconi, Boni, carfagna, church, Crucifix, facebook, Gasparri

Italians outraged as European court rules against crucifixes

Tim Barello wrote 1 month ago: Source: Nick Squires, The Christian Science Monitor Italians reacted with outrage on Tuesday after a … more →

Tags: Italy, Europe, Roman Catholicism, vatican, Christianity, Christ, Cross, Council of europe

Leaving only empty Halloween pumpkins behind

annaarco wrote 1 month ago: As the reaction to the European Court of Human Rights ruling about crucifixes in state school classr … more →

Tags: Catholicism, crucifixes, Italy, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Cardinal Schoenborn, Austria, Halloween

Crucifixes Banned In Schools In Italy? No seriously, Italy?6 comments

Adrian MacNair wrote 1 month ago: If you thought the Canadian Human Rights Commission came up with some ridiculous ideas, just look at … more →

Tags: Europe, Catholicism, Italy

For Christ's Sake87 comments

reb wrote 1 month ago: The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the displaying of crucifixes in classrooms is a vi … more →

Tags: Religion, Catholic, Greg Craven, Atheism

Second-rate citizens42 comments

macleans.ca wrote 1 month ago: On Aug. 25, 2006, an ethnic Hungarian student named Hedvig Malina was severely beaten and robbed in … more →

Tags: World, Hedvig Malina, hungary, racism, Róbert Fico, Slovakia


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