This analysis reveals the tension between non-discrimination and religious autonomy in EU law, highlighting implications for religious organizations.
This post explores Case C-258/42 Katholische Schwangerschaftsberatung on loyalty requirements of religious ethos organisations. It argues that the Court gives more weight to non-discrimination than religious autonomy, and restricts national discretion in this area.
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