European Court Of Human Rights Archives

European court orders Poland to recognize same-sex ‘marriages’ despite constitutional ban

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Poland must recognize same-sex ‘marriages’ performed in another EU state while not forcing Poland to legalize it domestically.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Nov 25, 2025

Estonian Supreme Court rules assisted suicide is a constitutional ‘right’

While the court declared that euthanasia is a fundamental right, it said assisted suicide should not be considered a healthcare service.

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Jonathon Van Maren

• May 10, 2025May 12, 2025

Swiss high court rules parents could face charges if they interfere with daughter’s ‘gender transition’

In a landmark ruling, Switzerland’s highest court has ruled that parents of a gender-confused teen girl must facilitate her supposed ‘gender transition’ or face criminal charges. ‘We know this decision is not in her best interest,’ the girl’s father stated.

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Alliance Defending Freedom

• Dec 20, 2024Dec 20, 2024

Court rules Christian grandmother must have life support removed despite family’s protest

The UK Court of Appeal ordered that a 54-year-old Jamaican grandmother’s airway be removed and her nutrition withheld despite the pleas of her family, who said she would want to leave the moment she dies in God’s hands.

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Andreas Wailzer

• Dec 13, 2024Dec 13, 2024

IVF baby aborted after couple claims surrogate was drinking alcohol

The case of a couple who demanded their surrogate abort the baby at 20 weeks, citing contractual violations over allegedly drinking alcohol, highlights the evil of surrogacy and the commodification of children.

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Jonathon Van Maren

• Oct 31, 2024Oct 31, 2024

Older single men are using surrogacy to purchase children without a background check: report

Almost 300 men over 50 have applied for parental surrogacy in England since 2019, highlighting the breakdown of the family as critics warn ‘mothers are erased from the lives of their children.’

Blogs

Jonathon Van Maren

• Sep 21, 2024Sep 23, 2024

Turkey’s Constitutional Court confirms expulsion of nine foreign Christians for missionary work

The Protestants, who each held legal residence permits, were considered a 'threat' to national security due to their 'missionary activities.'

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Louis Knuffke

• Jun 19, 2024

Surrogacy is human trafficking, but LGBT activists and the media keep promoting it

Even the European Parliament recognizes surrogacy as a form of trafficking, but homosexuals continue to demand the ability to rent women and purchase children, who will grow up without mothers or fathers by design.

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Jonathon Van Maren

• Apr 29, 2024Apr 30, 2024

Finnish politician to stand trial a third time for sharing Bible verses on homosexuality

Despite previous unanimous acquittals for ‘hate speech’ charges in relation to a 2019 Bible-verse tweet, Päivi Räsänen faces a third trial at the Finnish Supreme Court.

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ADF International

• Apr 19, 2024Apr 22, 2024

European court orders Poland to pay damages to woman denied abortion for Down syndrome baby

Poland was ordered to pay €16,004 ($17,549) in 'damages' to the mother, who procured an abortion for her Down syndrome baby in the Netherlands, after the European Court of Human rights ruled that Poland's law against aborting on eugenics grounds violated 'privacy' rights.

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Jonathon Van Maren

• Dec 15, 2023Dec 15, 2023

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European court orders Poland to recognize same-sex ‘marriages’ despite constitutional ban

Estonian Supreme Court rules assisted suicide is a constitutional ‘right’

Swiss high court rules parents could face charges if they interfere with daughter’s ‘gender transition’

Court rules Christian grandmother must have life support removed despite family’s protest

IVF baby aborted after couple claims surrogate was drinking alcohol

Older single men are using surrogacy to purchase children without a background check: report

Turkey’s Constitutional Court confirms expulsion of nine foreign Christians for missionary work

Surrogacy is human trafficking, but LGBT activists and the media keep promoting it

Finnish politician to stand trial a third time for sharing Bible verses on homosexuality

European court orders Poland to pay damages to woman denied abortion for Down syndrome baby