EHF active at human rights meeting

The EHF was particularly busy at this year’s OSCE Human Rights Implementation Meeting.  We raised the troublesome subject of the extent to which the law should recognise a right to conscientious objection, based on religious or other principles, to obeying the law or performing required duties.  We made a number of interventions in the plenary sessions and contributed ideas for revising the OSCE’s guidelines on legislation on religion or belief.  A full report is available… read more »