1st Edition
Human Dignity, Religion and the Law Pluralism and Reasonable Accommodation of Religious Practices
Chapter 1
Human Dignity, Religious Pluralism and Reasonable Accommodation: An Introductory Overview
Mark Hill KC
Chapter 2
A Secular Liberal Defence of Freedom of Religion: The Case for a Duty of Reasonable Accommodation
András Sajó and Renáta Uitz
Chapter 3
Conscientious Objection to Unconstitutional Duties: A Conceptual Trap
Fernando Simón Yarza
Chapter 4
Legal Pluralism in German Scholarship: Its Application for Religious Freedom
Burkhard J. Berkmann
Chapter 5
Reforming Weddings Law in England and Wales
Frank Cranmer
Chapter 6
Challenging the Right to Change Religion or Belief: Interpreting Article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Mirjam van Schaik and Jasper Doomen
Chapter 7
Leaving or Changing religion in the European Union Law: The impact of European Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Fabio Balsamo
Chapter 8
State Law or Religious Precepts: The Right to Asylum
Stefano Testa Bappenheim
Chapter 9
Refugee Law, Atheism and Religious Persecution
Silvia Baldassarre
Chapter 10
The Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine, the Russian Orthodox Church and Catholic Proselytism
Marianna Napolitano
Biography
Mark Hill KC practises at the Bar in London and is Global Professor of Law and Distinguished Fellow at the University of Notre Dame London Law Programme.
María-José Valero-Estarellas is Vice-Chancellor of Research and Innovation and Associate Professor of Law at Universidad Internacional Villanueva in Madrid.
