The Case of Perovy v. Russia: Dealing with the Right to Freedom of Religion in the Educational Sphere through Picking the Right Fruits

Inez van Soolingen

The Case of Perovy v. Russia: Dealing with the Right to Freedom of Religion in the Educational Sphere through Picking the Right Fruits

Inez van Soolingen

Constitutional and Administrative Law

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Abstract

The case of Perovy v. Russia concerned a young boy who was, at the age of seven, subjected to a rite of blessing of a different belief than his own, on his first day of school. When the case was brought before the ECtHR, four out of three judges concluded that there was no violation of the parent's rights under Article 2 of Protocol no. 1, nor a violation their son's right under Article 9 of the Convention. This blog post places some question marks at the Court's reasoning.

Original language	English
Publisher	Strasbourg Observers
Publication status	Published - 10 Dec 2020

Keywords

Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Education
European Convention on Human Rights
European Court of Human Rights
Protocol No. 1
Article 9
Article 2

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Perovy t. Rusland: gebreken aan de juridische vertaalslag van een emotionele kwestie
van Soolingen, I., Apr 2021, In: NJCM-bulletin: Nederlands tijdschrift voor de mensenrechten. 46, 1, p. 31-42 12 p., 2021/4.
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van Soolingen, I. (2020). The Case of Perovy v. Russia: Dealing with the Right to Freedom of Religion in the Educational Sphere through Picking the Right Fruits. Web publication or Website, Strasbourg Observers. https://strasbourgobservers.com/2020/12/10/the-case-of-perovy-v-russia-dealing-with-the-right-to-freedom-of-religion-in-the-educational-sphere-through-picking-the-right-fruits/

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The Case of Perovy v. Russia: Dealing with the Right to Freedom of Religion in the Educational Sphere through Picking the Right Fruits

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Perovy t. Rusland: gebreken aan de juridische vertaalslag van een emotionele kwestie

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