F. van Daele: SE for Religious FreedomBy Louis-Marie BonneauFrans van Daele was appointed on December 7, 2022 as Special Envoy for the promotion of freedom of religion or belief outside the European Union (EU). After a vacancy of more than a year, he succeeds...
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Mehdi El Bekri: A Down's syndrome child died as a result of discrimination?Read More
This is the story of a 16 year-old-boy, whith Down syndrome, who finds himself one day with fever and difficulties to breathe. His worried mother brought him to the emergency and, after a few tests, the medical team decided to treat him with antibiotics. Despite this treatment, Mehdi's health...
ECHR Adopts New ECLJ RecommendationBy Grégor PuppinckThis article will be translated soon. Le Rapport de l’ECLJ sur la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme (CEDH) continue de porter des fruits. La Cour vient de rendre publique une modification à son...
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EU Must Tackle Anti-Christian Acts!By Grégor PuppinckAlthough a disturbing rise in acts of violence committed against religions affects all believers, Christianity remains the primary target of anti-religious acts in France and throughout Europe,
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Ethnic schism in Ethiopia: A way out?By ECLJIn recent weeks, a violent split within the Orthodox Church has reverberated across Ethiopia. The dispute was about the creation of a new "Orthodox synod", which is the highest authority of the...
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This is a threat to conscienceBy Grégor PuppinckOn February 1 st , the Senate will vote on the proposal to introduce the "right to abortion" into the Constitution by adding a new article, 66-2, as follows: "The law guarantees the effectiveness of...
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PACE: ECLJ's Input to Protect ChildrenBy ECLJThe European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) has been working for several years on the issue of pornography. [1] With these observations, it wishes to contribute to the important and necessary work...
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Homeschooling Ban: ECLJ alerts the UNBy Christophe FoltzenlogelThe United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to education has called on civil society to contribute to the elaboration of her next report on the "advances and challenges of the right to...
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Corruption in the Human Rights SystemBy Louis-Marie BonneauThe recent scandal in the European Parliament raised the question of how NGOs, private foundations and states influence international bodies. As the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) is...
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Abortion: Break the Ideological TrapBy Grégor PuppinckTo be translated as time permits. De « mal toléré », les promoteurs de l’IVG sont parvenus à faire de l’avortement un symbole politique, un dogme, au point qu’il est impossible pour un responsable...
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Seminar: Abortion in the Constitution?By ECLJIn French only. L'ECLJ a participé à un colloque au Palais du Luxembourg, à l'invitation du Sénateur Stéphane Ravier pour aborder la question de "l'insertion d'un droit à l'avortement dans la...
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A death sentence in the Constitution?By Nicolas BauerIn French only. La création d’un « droit à l’IVG » dans la Constitution sera débattue pour la deuxième fois au Sénat ces prochains jours. À cette occasion, Nicolas Bauer, chercheur associé au...
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ECHR: Do conflicts of interest go on?By Nicolas BauerIn February 2020 Grégor Puppinck, director of the ECLJ, and lawyer Delphine Loiseau, published the report “ NGOs and judges at the ECHR, 2009 - 2019 .” This study revealed that some of the judges...
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ECHR: The Fight for a New Polish judgeBy ECLJIn the coming days, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe is due to elect the Polish judge who will sit on the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) for the next nine years. This judge,
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