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At the time of the events, the applicant was a school pupil who refused to attend a religious education class.

other nearby schools.

One member must be a lay member with no experience of managing a school.

    The proceedings concerning the applicant’s absence from school In the 2010/2011 school year the applicant was enrolled in the seventh grade of elementary school.

– The applicants, a married couple with four children, were opposed to the State school system, which requires compulsory school attendance, and wished to home-school their children themselves.

INDUSTRIA MASETTO SCHIO S.R.L., dont le siège est 9, via Campania à Schio (VI) (36015), Italie ; la SOCIETE I.M.S.

Croatia - 52442/09 Judgment 19.7.2011 [Section I] Article 3 Positive obligations Violence among pupils in school: inadmissible   Article 8 Positive obligations Violence among pupils in school: inadmissible

Although their request was turned down by the mayor, the applicants stopped taking F. to school on Saturdays.

It was denounced that the applicant had a third party (his partner) attend two school trips without informing the school principal or asking for her authorisation.

Par courrier du 17 octobre 2011, l'association Skema Business School a annoncé à M.

and primary schools for the school year 2017/18.

    Enrolment of the applicant’s older daughter in a Turkish-speaking school in a different district On 22 February 1997 the applicant asked the Kođađik school to admit his older daughter.

applicant applied to the state school at which his son was a pupil for permission to enrol him in Koranic classes so that he could study the Koran and its interpretation.

The judge had allegedly threatened the school authorities with retaliation. The applicants did not learn of the composition of the panel until the day of the hearing.

Greece - 21787/93 Judgment 18.12.1996 Article 2 of Protocol No. 1 Respect for parents' religious convictions Penalty of a day's suspension from school for failure to take part in a school parade on grounds

and then one day's suspension from school for failure to take part in a school parade on grounds of pupil's religious beliefs: no violation [This summary is extracted from the Court’s official reports

They were prohibited from wearing the Islamic veil in their schools, with the exception of non-denominational religious and ethics classes, by the 2016-2017 school regulations.