The -based  ruled unanimously yesterday that state school classrooms displaying do not violate the rights of non-Catholic pupils. Friday's ruling is binding on the 47 countries that are members of the  , the continent's monitor of human rights, paving the way for petitions to other governments to allow religious symbols in schools for those who want them.
The -based European Court of Human Rights ruled unanimously yesterday that state school classrooms displaying do not violate the rights of non-Catholic pupils. Friday's ruling is binding on the 47 countries that are members of the Council of Europe , the continent's monitor of human rights, paving the way for petitions to other governments to allow religious symbols in schools for those who want them.
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