Pashinyan vs. the Church: Armenia on the Brink of FractureBy Thibault van den BosscheThe attempted coup by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan in Armenia reveals the widening rift between the Armenian Apostolic Church and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. With its survival looming, Armenia is...
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Massacre at Mar Elias Church in Damascus: The ECLJ Calls on Europe to Protect Syrian ChristiansBy ECLJAt least 25 dead and over 60 injured: this is the grim toll of the suicide attack that occurred during Sunday Mass on June 22 at Mar Elias Church in Damascus. The blood-stained walls and desecrated...
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Euthanasia in France: Update on our Submission to the United NationsBy Nicolas BauerAs we announced last April , the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) has alerted three different bodies within the UN of the worrying developments in the debate on “assisted dying,” i.e.,
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ECHR: Turkey Condemned for Delay in the Restitution of Greek Cypriots' PropertyBy Thibault van den BosscheIn a judgment delivered on 10 June 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) once again condemned Turkey for the excessive delay in restitution proceedings concerning property owned by Greek...
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Entryism of the Muslim BrotherhoodBy Youssef AyedSince the publication on May 21, 2025, of the report on the strategy of entryism of the Muslim Brotherhood in France, part of the political class has been vying to demonstrate its toughness towards...
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Iraqi Christians: An Ancient People Driven into ExileBy ECLJNearly eight years after the official fall of the Islamic State in Iraq, the situation for Christians remains alarming, marked by insecurity and discrimination. Iraq ranks 17 th among the countries...
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Toulouse Imam Case: Democracy vs Radical IslamBy Grégor PuppinckThis is an automatic translation that will be reviewed soon. The ECLJ has intervened as amicus curiae in the case of Mohamed Tataiat v. France (application no. 7874/24), currently pending before the...
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DRC: Christians Persecuted & Resources PlunderedRead More
More than 6 million dead and 7 million internally displaced persons: this is the terrible toll of thirty years of conflict in the Congo, the deadliest war since World War II. Today, among the dozens of terrorist groups and armed militias present in the area, the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) have...
The financial sector, a lever in the fight against the abuses of pornography?By Priscille KulczykThe European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) sent Mr. Tomoya Obokata, UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery, a written contribution on the role of the financial sector in the...
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The Martyrdom of Christians in Eastern CongoBy ECLJ"I come from one of the richest countries on the planet, and yet the people of my country are among the poorest in the world." [1] — Denis Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2018 This statement by...
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Euthanasia: the Right to Die Association ExposedBy Grégor PuppinckThis is an automatic translation this will be reviewed. The Association for the Right to Die with Dignity (ADMD) is proud—and rightly so—to have sparked the debate on euthanasia and assisted suicide...
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Pharmacists and euthanasiaBy Nicolas BauerAvailable in French only. La proposition de loi relative au droit l’aide à mourir, adoptée par la Commission des affaires sociales le 2 mai 2025, prévoit la réalisation et la délivrance des produits...
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Right to die: the law explained by Grégor PuppinckRead More
This Friday, May 2, the review of the bill to legalize assisted suicide will conclude in committee and reveal one thing: this is indeed a law made by and for the euthanasia lobby, the Association for the Right to Die with Dignity (ADMD). Indeed: The text creating a “right to die” is broad and would...
