The essay examines the legal condition of Turkey’s religious minorities, by focusing on the issue of Church property expropriation and restitution from the foundation of the 'new Turkey' till the recent developments. Improvements, albeit still insufficient, have been favoured both by Turkey's new legislation and by the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, which has consistently restored religious minorities' breached rights.
Bottoni, R., Turkey’s Religious Minorities and the Issue of Church Property: Expropriation and Restitution in National Law and Strasbourg Case Law, in Moravčíková, M. (ed.), Restitutions of Church Property, Institute for Church-State Relations, Bratislava 2010: 7- 21 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/56715]
Turkey’s Religious Minorities and the Issue of Church Property: Expropriation and Restitution in National Law and Strasbourg Case Law
Bottoni, Rossella
2010
Abstract
The essay examines the legal condition of Turkey’s religious minorities, by focusing on the issue of Church property expropriation and restitution from the foundation of the 'new Turkey' till the recent developments. Improvements, albeit still insufficient, have been favoured both by Turkey's new legislation and by the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, which has consistently restored religious minorities' breached rights.
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