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...religion 10 Freedom to receive and impart ideas and information 11 Freedom of association 12 Right to marry and found a family 13 Right to an effective remedy 14 Right to enjoy other Convention rights without discrimination Some of the rights within the ECHR can be limited. For example, the right to private life (Article 8), freedom of thought, conscience and religion...

...religion or sexuality liberty – to interact in society is reflected in the right to vote or assemble in groups equality – speaks to second-generation rights, such as the right to education or the right to work brotherhood – relates to community and solidarity. Ishay, 2004, p. 359 Though these have been long-standing pillars, it does not mean that there is absolute...

...religion and far-reaching historical links. It opened up perspectives on a broader Europe of a less well-defined character, but at least one that was unconstrained by structures of superpower control. The independence of the reconstructed eastern Europe and the severing of Russian links throughout the area was confirmed with the dissolution of the Soviet Union a couple of...

...religion or income. The findings of the Understanding Society project’s first survey of participation in the UK were published in 2011. Extract 1 provides a summary of some of those findings. You will notice that each of the findings links a form of participation or consumption (e.g. neighbourhood participation) to a particular group or category of people who responded...