Everyone has the right to freedom of ... religion; this right includes ... freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion ..., in worship

Bundesgesetz über die religiöse Kindererziehung), BGBl (Bundesgesetzblatt, Federal official Gazette) 1985/155 (re-enactment of the Law of 15 July 1921 on the Religious Education of Children, dRGB (deutsches

been terminated on account of her religious beliefs, which had amounted to discrimination on religious grounds.

She was however convicted of disparagement of religious doctrines ( Herabwürdigung religiöser Lehren ), pursuant to Article 188 of the Criminal Code concerning three remaining statements.

Article 2 : Le surplus des conclusions de la requête du SYNDICATGENERAL DE L'EDUCATION NATIONALE est rejeté.

    Toute personne a droit à la liberté de pensée, de conscience et de religion   ; ce droit implique la liberté de changer de religion ou de conviction, ainsi que la liberté de manifester

  With regard to the questions relating to the freedom of religion , the Turkish authorities affirm that there is no interference in the religious activities of the Greek Cypriots living in northern

or religious education. 31 .

    The District Court held that the police had lawfully stopped the service of worship: “Pursuant to section 16 §§ 2 and 5 of the Religions Act ... religious organisations shall conduct religious

    Le 1 er octobre 1997, une nouvelle loi sur la liberté de conscience et les associations religieuses («   la loi sur les religions   ») entra en vigueur.

that school are not denied access to education in the Christian religion.

    The applicant complained that her criminal conviction for disparaging religious doctrines ( Herabwürdigung religiöser Lehren ) had violated her right to freedom of expression under Article

instrument de prêche religieux.

Education of Children, which it clearly considered decisive - the European Court therefore accepts that there was a difference in treatment on the ground of religion.

    On 1 October 1997 a new Law on freedom of conscience and religious associations (“the Religions Act”) came into force.

In the first application the applicant association had applied for the annulment of two ministerial decisions that determined the content of religious education courses in schools.

as a religious society. 11.

(c) to provide ... their children with religious and moral education in conformity with their own convictions.”

des intéressés pour s'être servis de la salle qu'ils avaient louée sans l'autorisation préalable requise : s'analyse en une ingérence dans l'exercice de leur droit à la liberté de manifester leur religion