The ECHR Put Off Plans to Legalize Prostitution in FranceBy Nicolas BauerOn July 25, 2024, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) validated France's “abolitionist” approach to prostitution. This article, published in the French magazine Valeurs actuelles , answers to...
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Romania: Marriage in the Constitution?By Priscille KulczykOn 11 September 2018, the Romanian Senate approved, with 107 votes in favour, 13 against and 7 abstentions, the proposal to amend the Constitution so as to acknowledge that “the family is founded on...
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Towards a new definition of marriage?By Priscille KulczykOn the 11 th of January 2018, Advocate General Melchior Wathelet delivered his Opinion in the case Relu Adrian Coman and Others v. Romania (C-673/16) , pending before the Court of Justice of the...
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ECHR : No right to divorceBy Grégor PuppinckBrief comments on the decisions BABIARZ and PIOTROWSKI v. Poland (n os 1955/10 and 8923/12). On 10 th January 2017, the European Court of Human Rights reminded, by the Babiarz v. Poland (n° 1955/10)
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