Abstract
This paper aims to contribute to change society's perception of the capacity of the
People's Advocate to get involved in cases regarding religious freedoms. Human rights
cannot be defended in a society where intolerance exists and the human rights institutions,
such as the Ombudsman, are called upon to be more active in the public sphere, to take a
stand when these rights are violated by the authorities. Freedom of conscience, which
encompasses both freedom of thought, opinion and religion, is vital to human beings, and
their absence means the death of a society. Will the People's Advocate be able to deal with
the challenges of the new century, the turmoil and prejudices that have arisen in society
with the migrant crisis and take legal action against the abuse of the authorities?
human rights, religious freedoms, People's Advocate, European Charter of
Human Rights, European Convention on Human Rights
International Law
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