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European Court of Human RightsCourt established under the European Convention on Human Rights (1950), whereby cases of alleged human rights violations were referred to the Court by the then European Commission of Human Rights, or by a member state of the Council of Europe following a report by the Commission. Under organizational and supervisory reforms, a revised Court came into operation in November 1998.
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| The European Court of Human Rights ruled recently in favour of Germany's ban on home schooling, saying that "Parents may not refuse the right to education of a child on the basis of their convictions. The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Britain must allow homosexuals into its military, while the European Court of Justice ordered Germany to end its ban on women bearing arms in the military. Journals covering such topics as criminology, civil procedure, commercial litigation protection, economics, trademark, copyright, intellectual property and bankruptcy, thousands of law titles including books and research papers for law students, academics and legal practitioners, judgments of the European Court of Human Rights, |
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