violation of freedom of religion

The legislation is not the violation of freedom of religion.

The Court then moved on to find the violation of freedom of religion was considerable.

The Court then turned to consider whether the violation of freedom of religion could be upheld under section 1 of the Charter.

For example, could serious violations of freedom of religion in China and India prompt the European Union to take genuine formal action?

There again, in recital N, it is stated that Europe is not completely innocent when it comes to violation of freedom of religion.

Next, the court will determine whether a sufficiently large violation of freedom of religion has occurred to raise challenges under the Quebec and Canadian Charters.

During a recent inquiry into whether it is the central government or local authorities that are responsible for the violations of freedom of religion in China, a salient point came to light.

Church members and others have argued that parents should have the right to select whatever methods of healing they deem appropriate for their children and that public policy, which requires use of conventional medicine over faith healing, constitutes a violation of freedom of religion.

In August 2008, still supported by the MLQ, Simoneau said he continues Ville Saguenay and John Smith, claiming $100,000 in damages and fees for extrajudicial rights abuses and violation of freedom of religion and conscience [ 36].

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, Heiner Bielefeldt, submitted Guo's allegations to the Chinese authorities in his 2011 report, noting the "continued violations of freedom of religion or belief suffered by Falun Gong practitioners in China".

In 1986, in R. v. Edwards Books and Art, the Supreme Court found that legislation prohibiting Sunday shopping with the secular purpose of creating a day of rest was also a violation of freedom of religion because of the unequal effect of the law on retailers who observed a different sabbath.