European court of human rights

REVIEW european court of human rights : European bloggers describe their Berlin walls

European bloggers describe their Berlin walls

Monday is 9 November, the day when the Berlin wall was brought down. To reflect on this iconic modern historical event for the eurogeneration, citizen journalists from five cafebabel.com local teams - Sofia, Budapest, Turin, Strasbourg and Istanbul - simultaneously blogged one day about the walls they see in their cities

by Nabeelah Shabbir @ // 06/11/09 - 1 Comment

european court of human rights, skateboarding, society, blogs, blog review, integration, kurds

PRESS REVIEW european court of human rights : Dissecting Europe's crucifix conflict

Dissecting Europe's crucifix conflict

On 3 November the European court of human rights ruled that crucifixes in classrooms violate the religious freedom of schoolchildren. Representatives from politics and the church roundly condemn the judgement, while many media welcome the decision. The Iberian, Maltese and Italian press react

by euro topics @ // 06/11/09 - 3 Comment

european court of human rights, freedom of opinion, newspaper, italy, european court of justice, euweek, religion

PANORAMA

British, Italian and German architects give Europe a face

Openness, transparency, efficiency: which buildings need a democracy? We span the European parliament, palace, court of human rights and Central Bank

by Anna Karla @ // 01/04/08 - 2 Comment

european court of human rights, richard rogers, exposition, european central bank, european council, panorama, germany

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