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Freedom of Religion and the headscarf: a perspective from international and comparative constitutional Law
his thesis analyses whether a legislative ban on wearing a headscarf breaches the right to freedom of religion, as such right is universally understood. It describes the ambit of the right to freedom of religion by examining the theoretical justification and importance of the right and thereafter an...
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Department of Public Law
2021
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