Some reflections on the Constitutional Courts Freedom of Religion Jurisprudence
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17570/ngtt.2002.v43n1.a15Abstract
In the conference context my contribution is limited to a brief overview of the Constitutional Court’s jurisprudence on freedom and protection of religion guaranteed under the 1996 Constitution and by its predecessor, the interim Constitution. Before turning to the two leading decisions of the Constitutional Court in this regard a few general observations are necessary.
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2002-06-30
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