July
Inappropriate content Will the EU act?By Priscille KulczykOn June 7, 2023, the European Commission published its Communication on a comprehensive approach to mental health . It follows a consultation organized by the Commission at the beginning of 2023 on...
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A Response to the Attacks on FamilyBy Grégor PuppinckPresentation given by Dr. Grégor Puppinck, Director General of the European Centre for Law and Justice, at the European Conservative Group & Democratic Alliance Group Seminar in Budapest, June 1st &
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Ban on Deporting Drug Traffickers?By Nicolas BauerIn April 2023, the ECLJ was granted leave to intervene at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in two cases concerning the deportation of foreign drug traffickers by Denmark: Zana Sharafane (25)
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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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ECLJ Denounces the Curse of PornBy Priscille KulczykOn 12 December 2022, the European Center for Law and Justice (ECLJ) was invited to participate in an international conference entitled “Family in Times of Transition”. It was held at the Shrine of...
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40 years after the "Savary bill"By Nicolas BauerOn December 20, 1982, François Mitterrand's government presented proposals to abolish private, almost exclusively Catholic, educational establishments. Forty years after this aborted plan, Nicolas...
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Protecting children from pornogr@phyBy Priscille KulczykOn 8 November 2022, a conference was held in the European Parliament in Brussels on « Challenges and dangers of children exposure to sexual explicit content in the digital era - The harmful impacts...
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G. Puppinck at CPAC 2022 in HungaryBy ECLJGrégor Puppinck, director of the ECLJ, spoke at the major Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Hungary on May 19-20, 2022. CPAC is the largest gathering of conservatives in the world.
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ECHR Confirms a Jihadist's ExpulsionBy Nicolas BauerOn March 3, 2022, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) published its decision in the case of Johansen v. Denmark : it validated the deprivation of Danish nationality and the expulsion to Tunisia...
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France: What Future for Homeschooling?By ECLJThe law Reinforcing the Respect of the Republic's Principles was adopted, under a state of emergency and following accelerated procedure, on July 23, 2021, by the French National Assembly ( Assemblée...
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Hungary: Pro-family Measures & EffectsBy ECLJThe Hungarian Government’s declared to solve demographic problems of Hungary with supporting families. Katalin Novák, Minister for families, Minister without portfolio stated earlier as a secretary...
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UN Experts Call Against Web Pedo-crimeBy ECLJOn 10 February 2021, three experts from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights called on the European Union to close the existing legal gap to protect children from...
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Signatures
For the Right to HomeschoolSign
With his law against separatism, Emmanuel Macron has abusively restricted the right of parents to educate their children. The new rules resulting from the Law Reinforcing the Respect for the...
New Study Homeschooling & Human RightsBy Grégor PuppinckThis study is in French only. L'ECLJ a le plaisir de vous présenter une nouvelle étude de fond : « Liberté éducative et droits de l’homme », accessible librement ici . Elle a été rédigée pour servir...
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About Restricting Family EducationBy Grégor PuppinckThe Government’s choice to subject home-schooling to a licensing scheme is anti-liberal. Indeed, France faces a serious Islamist threat, but this is no reason to reduce the fundamental freedoms of...
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Istanbul Convention Growing RejectionsBy ECLJBy Patryk Regalski The announcement in July that Poland may soon denounce the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence , also known as the...
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The European Parliament against PolandBy ECLJWhen the defence of life or family consitute a violation of the rule of law. By Patryk Regalski On 17 September, the European Parliament adopted by a large majority a new resolution " the proposal...
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Pornography: Will PACE Take Action?By Christophe FoltzenlogelTwo motions proposing to combat online pornography and its misdeeds have been tabled in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The two motions for resolutions aim at combatting the...
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