A full and practical assessment of protection of religious rights in the UK and internationally, including evaluation of international instruments, and comparative perspectives from the US, Canada, South Africa, Australia, India, Ireland, New Zealand, and Turkey, as well as appendices full of key legal material.
A full and practical assessment of protection of religious rights in the UK and internationally, including evaluation of international instruments, and comparative perspectives from the US, Canada, South Africa, Australia, India, Ireland, New Zealand, and Turkey, as well as appendices full of key legal material.
Sir James Dingemans was appointed a Judge of the High Court, Queen's Bench Division, in June 2013. Before that he was a Queen's Counsel practising from 3 Hare Court, where he was also Head of Chambers. He had been a Recorder since 2003, and a Deputy High Court Judge since 2010. He is a Master of the Bench of the Inner Temple. Can Yeginsu was called to the London Bar in 2007 (Inner Temple) and is a barrister practising from 4 New Square in the fields of Public Law, Human Rights, Employment and Commercial Dispute Resolution (including International Arbitration). Can has appeared in cases involving religious rights and continues to advise and publish in this area. Tom Cross was called to the London Bar in 2007 and is a barrister practising from 11KBW, with practice specialisms in Public Law, Human Rights, Education, and Employment. His writing is published in a wide range of journals covering those and other fields. In 2008-2009 he taught the law on torts at City University, London, and in 2009-2010 he was a Judicial Assistant to the UK Supreme Court in its first year. Hafsah Masood was called to the bar in 2006 and is a practising barrister from 3 Hare Court with experience in Public Law, Human Rights, Public International Law and Employment. Hafsah has worked at the Law Commission, as a member of the Public Law team, and in 2008-2009 she was Judicial Assistant in the Court of Appeal.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction Part I: International Standards and Protections 2: The United Nations Standards and Protections 3: The European Standards and Protections 4: Comparative Perspectives Part II: Domestic Protections 5: The Human Rights Act 1998 6: The Equality Act 2010 7: Services and Public Functions, Premises, Associations 8: Religion and Employment 9: Religion and Education 10: Religious Expression and Toleration 11: Religion and the Family 12: Protections for Religious Rights in other Areas Appendices Appendix I: United Nations Standards and Protections Appendix II: European Standards and Proctections Appendix III: Domestic Standards and Protections Appendix IV: Constitutional Protections Around the World
1: Introduction Part I: International Standards and Protections 2: The United Nations Standards and Protections 3: The European Standards and Protections 4: Comparative Perspectives Part II: Domestic Protections 5: The Human Rights Act 1998 6: The Equality Act 2010 7: Services and Public Functions, Premises, Associations 8: Religion and Employment 9: Religion and Education 10: Religious Expression and Toleration 11: Religion and the Family 12: Protections for Religious Rights in other Areas Appendices Appendix I: United Nations Standards and Protections Appendix II: European Standards and Proctections Appendix III: Domestic Standards and Protections Appendix IV: Constitutional Protections Around the World
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