Adhésion CAP Liberté de Conscience 2024

Adhésion CAP Liberté de Conscience 2024

Adhésion CAP LC 2024 : La Coordination des Associations et des Particuliers pour la Liberté de Conscience (CAP LC) joue un rôle essentiel dans la défense et la promotion de la liberté de conscience et d’expression, droit fondamental inscrit dans la Déclaration universelle des droits de l’homme.

La FECRIS tente à deux reprises d’échapper à une procédure judiciaire – en vain

La FECRIS tente à deux reprises d’échapper à une procédure judiciaire – en vain

Par acte d’huissier en date du 10 septembre 2022, la CAP-LC (Coordination des associations et des particuliers pour la liberté de conscience), qui défend la liberté de religion ou de conviction dans le monde, a assigné la FECRIS (Fédération européenne des centres de recherche et d’information sur le sectarisme) à comparaître devant le tribunal d’instance de Marseille, afin d’obtenir la dissolution de l’organisation pour ses activités prétendument illégales.

How the way a state treats religious minorities affects the way its citizens live together.

How the way a state treats religious minorities affects the way its citizens live together.

The French government has established a system of control over these minorities that is unique in Europe and that leads to serious violations by the State of the principles of freedom of religion or belief, equality of French citizens before the national institutions, and fraternity, by dividing citizens according to whether or not they belong to a recognized religious or belief minority, and by creating a climate of suspicion and sometimes even hatred towards non-traditional beliefs, leading to a deterioration in the quality of peaceful living together.

UPHOLDING UNIVERSAL COMMITMENTS: Addressing the damaging impact of landmines on the enjoyment of human rights.

UPHOLDING UNIVERSAL COMMITMENTS: Addressing the damaging impact of landmines on the enjoyment of human rights.

The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a unique mechanism of the Human Rights Council that requires each UN Member State to undergo a peer review of its human rights record every 4.5 years. The UPR provides an opportunity for each state to regularly
Report on the measures it has taken to improve the human rights situation in its country and to address challenges to the enjoyment of human rights; and
Receive recommendations for continuous improvement from UN Member States, based on input from various stakeholders and pre-session reports.
The aim of this side-event we are organising today is to highlight points 203 and 204 of Azerbaijan’s national report on landmines.

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