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Primary sourceCurrent law (lex lata)

European Convention on Human Rights

Court / authority
Council of Europe
Country / jurisdiction
Council of Europe
Date
1950-11-04
Case / document number
ETS No. 005
Document type
International human rights law
Legal area
Human rights
Relevant provisions
Article 9; Article 13; Article 14

Summary

Article 9 protects freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including the freedom to manifest a belief in practice. Article 14 prohibits discrimination in the enjoyment of Convention rights.

Legal significance

Incorporated into Swedish law by lag (1994:1219) and given constitutional protection through Chapter 2, Section 19 of the Instrument of Government.

Relevance to the right to vegan food

The foundation of every Convention-based argument on this site.

Current legal status

In force.

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