RELIGION-RELATED NORMS IN EUROPEAN UNION LAW
Preface
Religion, churches and religious communities have growing importance in the Law of the European Union. Since long a distinct law on religion of the European Union is developing.
This collection of those norms of European Union Law directly concerning religion mirrors today's status of this dynamic process.
Trier, August 2001
Gerhard Robbers
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Update: 17.01.2013
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Summary of the collection
- Entire document
- Table of contents
- Part one: Basic documents
- A. European Union
- B. Council of Europe
- 1. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
- 2.Protocol to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
- 3. European Social Charter
- Part two: Selected areas of law
- A. Fundamental rights & human rights
- B.Non-discrimination
- C.Labour law (period of rest)
- D.Right of asylum
- E.Culture
- 1) Cultural objects
- 2) Media (resp. television broadcasting activities)
- 3) Copyright
- F.Regulation concerning slaughter or killing of animals
- G.Data protection
- H.Finances
- 1) Tax law
- 2) Credit institutions
- 3) Miscellaneous
- I. Economic law
- J.Customs legislation
- 1) Customs Tariff
- 2) Relief from Customs duty
- 3) Importation & permit
- K.Family law
- L.EU-extension
- M.Miscellaneous
- Part one: Basic documents
The complete texts of the cited provisions can be accessed via the web-site of the European Union EUR-LEX.
Accountability for contents: Christine Schmidt-König
Update: Christine Schmidt-König & Florian Schulz (28.01.2013)
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