CEDO despre purtarea Crucii la gât : cazuri, jurisprudenta
- un articol al pravoslavie.ru -
Norwegian TV anchorwoman discharged for wearing a Cross
“Oslo
Can a chain with a cross be a reason for dismissal from one's office? Apparently so, if you live in Norway Norway
Some viewers - mainly members of a local Muslim community - protested against this, claiming that "a necklace with a Cross insults Islam" and "this symbol does not guarantee impartiality of the TV channel".
The journalist, one of the best known and the most popular on the Norwegian public television, was suspended and prohibited from hosting her programs, "lest she should be a source of discord and crimes".
This case, as the newspaper notes, is similar to the story of Nadia Eweida, a Christian employee of British Airways, who after seven years won her legal battle. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) recognized that the lady had been discriminated against.
In January 2013, the ECHR passed a judgment on the cases of four Christians from Great Britain
The court satisfied the claim of the former employee of the British Airways Nadia Eweida, who had been ousted for wearing a cross, and compelled British Airways to pay her 32,000 euros as compensation. But three other claims were rejected.
The court ruled that the Devon and Exeter NHS Trust Hospital
The ECHR did not satisfy the claims of Gary McFarlane and Lillian Ladele either. Gary McFarlane, a Christian, and a therapist from Bristol, refused to give counsel to homosexual couples regarding sexual relations. He was fired for that. Lillian Ladele, a registrar for the London borough of Islington, was subjected to a disciplinary punishment for refusing to register same-sex civil unions. “
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