The Intersection of Religious Liberty and Public Order in European Court of Human Rights Rulings on Religious Minorities

The speaker explores the concepts of religious liberty and public order and their application in justifying the imposition of Islamic practices in European countries. They delve into the European Court of Human Rights' rulings on religious minorities, particularly Muslims, and discuss how the court upheld France's ban on the veil as it contradicted the secular national identity and norms of the country.