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Članak 10 - Sloboda mišljenja, savjesti i vjeroispovijedi

1. Svatko ima pravo na slobodu mišljenja, savjesti i vjeroispovijedi. Ovo pravo uključuje slobodu promjene vjeroispovijedi ili uvjerenja te slobodu, pojedinačno ili u zajednici s drugima, javno ili privatno, iskazivanja vjeroispovijedi ili uvjerenja bogoslužjem, poučavanjem, običajima i obredima.
2. Priznaje se pravo na prigovor savjesti, u skladu s nacionalnim zakonima koji ureñuju ostvarivanje tog prava.

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    Preamble - Explanations relating to the Charter of Fundamental Rights:
  • CJEU - C 71/11 and C 99/11 / Judgment
    Bundesrepublik Deutschland v Y and Z
    Decision date:
    Deciding body type:
    Court of Justice of the European Union
    Deciding body:
    European Court of Justice (Grand Chamber)
    Type:
    Decision
    Policy area:
    ECLI (European case law identifier):
    EU:C:2012:518
  • ECtHR / Application no. 23459/03 / Judgement
    Bayatyan v Armenia
    Decision date:
    Deciding body type:
    European Court of Human Rights
    Deciding body:
    European Court of Human Rights (Grand Chamber)
    Type:
    Decision
    Policy area:
    Justice, freedom and security
    ECLI (European case law identifier):
    ECLI:CE:ECHR:2011:0707JUD002345903
  • CJEU Case 328/04 / Order
    Criminal proceedings against Attila Vajnai
    Decision date:
    Deciding body type:
    Court of Justice of the European Union
    Deciding body:
    Court (Fourth Chamber)
    Type:
    Decision
    Policy area:
    ECLI (European case law identifier):
    ECLI:EU:C:2005:596

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  • In brief / Factsheet
    Hate crime
    Justice, victims’ rights and judicial cooperation
    27
    November
    2012

    Hate crime in the European Union

    Despite EU Member States’ efforts to combat discrimination and intolerance, including hate crime, there are indications that the situation is not improving. Continued and renewed violations of the fundamental rights of people living within the EU have instead been witnessed over the past few years, through verbal abuse, physical attacks or even murders motivated by prejudice.