Fragmentation of International Human Rights Law
No. 16 (2020), Studies
No. 16 (2020)

Fragmentation of International Human Rights Law: The problem of religious symbols in France

Studies
Published 2020-10-31
Rodrigo Céspedes Proto
Instituto Max Planck de Antropología Social
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religious symbols
fragmentation
European Court of Human Rights
UN Human Rights Committee

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Céspedes Proto, R. (2020). Fragmentation of International Human Rights Law: The problem of religious symbols in France. Derecho Público Iberoamericano, (16), 13–37. Retrieved from http://test.scimago.es/index.php/RDPI/article/view/421
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Abstract

This work examines decisions concerning religious symbols in the public space in France, including the European Court of Human Rights and the UN Human Rights Committee. At the same time, it examines the phenomenon of fragmentation of international human rights law, combining substantive and procedural legal aspects.

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