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Sweden Abandons the Term “Islamophobia”By Youssef AyedBy officially abandoning the term “Islamophobia,” the Swedish government has relaunched a sensitive debate: how can discrimination against Muslims be combated without restricting the freedom to...
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Is Wokism One of the EU's Values?By Nicolas BauerThe Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled against Hungary for failing to uphold the values of the European Union. At issue is the law protecting minors from “wokism.” With this...
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Death Penalty for Blasphemy in Pakistan: The ECLJ Calls on the U.N. to ActBy Thibault van den BosscheThe mandatory and automatic nature of the death penalty for blasphemy against Islam in Pakistan is contrary to human dignity. Beyond this inherently unacceptable legislation, Pakistani Christians are...
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Italy: Freedom of Expression on TrialBy ECLJIn Rome, posters addressing abortion and gender education did not provoke violence or disturb public order. Even so, they vanished quietly at the stroke of an administrative decision. Their...
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