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We are pleased to share the academic paper of Emanuela Iulianiello, a second-year HRG student. The paper was submitted as the final paper for the course of Religions and Human Rights, on 12th June 2020. In her paper, Emanuela examines how the social element of the children’s religious life is considered in the protection of religious freedom. The first part of the work deals with children's development of religious beliefs and the significant role of relationships and the environment. The second part focuses on children’s religious rights in the international legal framework. Two remarkable cases from the European Court of Human Rights’ jurisprudence are also deepened.
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