3 Ways to Help Women After Pregnancy LossRead More
In this new interview, the ECLJ talks to Marie-Thérèse Chevin, head of the association for welcoming, listening, and prayer: Mère de Miséricorde (Mother of Mercy). She tells us about her association,
Aid In Dying: France's International ObligationsBy Nicolas BauerThis article is avilable in French only. Tribune publiée dans Le Figaro le 5 septembre 2025. « Cette loi est comme un pistolet chargé posé sur notre table de nuit. Elle fera peser sur nous une...
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Christianophobia & anti-Christian hatred in EuropeBy Thibault van den BosscheIn 2023, 2,444 hate incidents targeting Christians were recorded in Europe, including 232 physical assaults. [1] These numbers, which have steadily increased in recent years, reflect a troubling rise...
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Home schooling: The Cour des comptes Issues a Damning ReportBy Christophe FoltzenlogelOn June 26, 2025, the Cour des comptes (France’s highest audit institution) issued its “final observations” on “home schooling.” Far from supporting home schooling, which is, by definition, the least...
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The Dark Fate of Alawites & Christians in Syria - Interview with Dr. Jens KreinathRead More
Dr. Jens Kreinath is an anthropologist whose fieldwork is on heterodox traditions of Islam and inter-religious pilgrimage centers in Turkey. On July 11, 2025, he gave us this interview to speak about...
“Aid in dying”: UN Launches Proceedings Against FranceBy Nicolas BauerThese proceedings are the direct result of a petition by the ECLJ , addressed to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and signed by nearly 15,000 French citizens.
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Syrian Christians in Peril: The ECLJ Alerts the Human Rights CouncilBy Thibault van den BosscheOn August 4, 2025, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) submitted a written statement to the United Nations Human Rights Council, urgently drawing attention to the dramatic plight of...
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NGOs and ECHR judges: An OverviewBy Grégor PuppinckSince 2020, the ECLJ has been engaged in extremely important work to clean up the functioning of the ECHR in its relations with certain NGOs. After denouncing the existence of a structural problem of...
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Good news for the protection of children against pornography!By Priscille KulczykThe news at the start of summer 2025 was marked by several victories in the battle to protect children from internet pornography. In France, the European Union, and the United States, the lines are...
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South Lebanon: Rebuilding Hope for ChristiansBy ECLJDespite the November 2024 ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, shelling continues in a ravaged South Lebanon. Exiled Christians are trying to return to their region of origin, but reconstruction...
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USA: Age Verification Deemed ConstitutionalBy Priscille KulczykIn the decision Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton [1] adopted on June 27, 2025, by a vote of six to three, the US Supreme Court ruled that Texas law H.B. 1181 is constitutional, particularly regarding...
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Hungary Condemned for Protecting Its BordersBy ECLJOn 24 June 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) issued a new judgment against Hungary, accusing the government of collectively expelling three migrants at the Serbian-Hungarian border. In...
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The Marine Le Pen Case: A Judicial Trap In Five ActsRead More
The video above is available with an audio track in English. Statement by Grégor Puppinck before the Conservative Group of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on June 20, 2025, and at...
ECHR Criticized For Its Case Law On ImmigrationBy Christophe FoltzenlogelThe European Court in Strasbourg has been the subject of increasingly fierce criticism in recent years. Its progressive stance on social and environmental issues had already raised concerns, but it...
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