Contenuti per la categoria: Religione e diritto

SOMMARIO: 1. Dall’Impero ottomano all’Albania indipendente 2. Le caratteristiche endogene dell’ordinamento albanese e le sue specificità - 3. Il “colonialismo giuridico” dell’Occidente e il rispetto dell’autonomia degli ordinamenti - 4. La rivisitazione delle relazioni tra Stato e Comunità religiose - 5. Estendere l’esperienza albanese agli altri Stati balcanici o quella dei Balcani all’Albania?

Plural Islam in Albania: patterns of relationship with the state and religious peace

ABASTRACT: The protection of individual and collective freedom of religion and freedom of conscience, the regulation of state relations with religious communities in Albania, have found a solution in peculiar legal rules and traditions that in the history of the Albanian people have guaranteed the religious peace. Of great significance was the Albanian legal system resistance to accept the advice of the Venice Commission, Council of Europe and the EU that would rather prefer and have sought to impose the adoption of a single political-legal model for the Balkans, focused on a general law for the protection of religious freedom. Albanian model dates back to 1923, recognizes the cultural and religious pluralism of society and the opportunity for all religious communities to obtain
civil legal personality, now allows cooperation agreements with the various religious communities. The rules put as guarantees of religious freedom those of the general law without any recourse to special rules. What happened was possible because of the plural nature of Balkan Islam which has allowed mutual respect and tolerance, and thanks to the secular and separatist nature of the
Albanian state since its origins. State law likewise religious rules, determined by the Statutes that communities have been given themselves and their progressive transformation have played a role in education for coexistence which has allowed, in contrast to
what happened in many Balkan countries, religious peace. The smaller denominations and cults have found, and find now, legal
protection, and at present are five the creeds that have concluded agreements with the state and others may do so in the future. The success of the Albanian model warns against standardization policies, substantially octroyé, supported by international bodies end one size fits all legal model/pattern.

SOMMARIO: 1. L’etica civile come etica costituzionale – 2. L’etica evangelica – 3. Irriducibilità? – 4. La promessa e il terzo – 5. La libertà – 6. Il tratto di cammino insieme.

ABSTRACT: The differences between civil ethic and religious ethic, that the Author defines as constitutional principles and evangelic Beatitudes, are well known: it’s common knowledge that the ones are effective in the earthly life while the others are oriented to the eternal life. Nevertheless the Author argues that they both have a common feature before that last analysis: they cross as principles of continuing opposition to unjust society, to “unlawful law”, to spreading apart between the constitutional and evangelic must be and the legislative being of positive law.
 

Sommario : 1. Privata libertà di coscienza ed ethos sociale collettivo - 2. La libertà di formazione della coscienza - 3. Gli indirizzi giurisprudenziali a sostegno del pluralismo culturale e religioso. - 4. Il penalmente rilevante nel diritto canonico - 5. Salus animarum e sanzioni penali canoniche - 6. La normativa penale vaticana e i suoi riflessi nell’ordinamento della Chiesa - 7. Il processo di riforma del diritto penale canonico - 8. Il principio di legalità e la tutela dell’umana dignità di tutti i fedeli - 9. Per una lettura il più possibile sostanziale e dinamica della legalità in ambito canonico e in ambito civile.

Public space and the individual conscience: the expansion of the act criminally considerable in canon and ecclesiastical law

ABSTRACT : The autonomous existence of religious groups is an essential and constitutive element of public space as an irreplaceable sustenance for the pluralism in a democratic society and for the empowerment of a synthesis of values shared by all and continually in progress. It is necessary, however, that all groups use a legal language or, like this one rationally understandable; and therein the Catholic Church can take advantage of the tools offered by the canonistic tradition. Therefore, the comparison between the most recent developments of the canonical law in criminal matters and those recorded in parallel by the criminal law of the State, may be useful, especially in respect of a reading of the principle of legality as much as possible significant and dynamic.

SUMMARY: 1. Preliminary Remarks - 2. The veil before the European Court of Human Rights – 3. Religious Symbols in Article 9 ECHR case law and women’s religious freedom in Europe – 4. Islamic Symbols and European Institutions. Indirect Discrimination? – 5. Conclusive Remarks.

ABSTRACT: Religious freedom within Europe and the place of Islam within Europe are of particular contemporary interest. The focus of recent case law developed by the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has been on national laws which proscribe the wearing of religious symbols in certain aspects of the public sphere, and on the claims more generally to religious and cultural freedom of Muslim minorities in European states. Stepping back from these cases, this Article aims at a theoretical analysis of the subject, involving the contrast between value pluralism as a basis for religious freedom in international law, and other fundamental rights, i.e. women’s or children’s rights. By recognizing the intrinsic connection between individual rights and communal goods, value pluralism opens new pathways for enforcing human rights.

SOMMARIO: 1. Inquadramento della problematica - 2. La normativa regionale di settore - 3. Gli interventi giurisprudenziali - 4. L’esperienza islamica come proposta polivalente del fenomeno religioso - 5. Spunti di riflessione.

The use of real estate property for cult’s activity

ABSTRACT:The change of use of a property for the sake of religious cult; it should be properly inserted in the regional and municipal rules, for a full protection of the right to their own religious cult
 

Intenderò la solidarietà non come carità d’intonazione religiosa, né come liberalità d’intonazione laica, ma quale dovere giuridico secondo la prescrizione dell’art. 2 Cost.: un dovere inderogabile che conforma l’agire nelle sfere della politica, del sociale, dell’economia, e che vincola all’adempimento persone fisiche, formazioni sociali, istituzioni di ogni tipo e livello, per il rifiuto opposto dai costituenti a ogni concezione individualista o corporativa della società. (Continua)
 

SOMMARIO: 1. Diritto canonico, teologia e storia – 2. Diritto canonico e comparazione.

SOMMARIO: 1. La disciplina costituzionale del fenomeno religioso alla prova dell’obiezione di coscienza e l’obbligo della negoziazione - 2. L’obiezione di coscienza fra interpretazione estensiva “in uscita” (Cass. Sez. pen., n. 14979 del 2013), … - 3. (segue) … interpretazione restrittiva “in entrata” (Tar Puglia, n. 3477 del 2010) ... – 4. (segue) … e orientamento trasversale (ordinanza Trib. Spoleto, n. 60 del 2012). Ovvero, quali limiti all’obiezione del giudice? – 5. Prime considerazioni conclusive.

ABSTRACT: This paper analyzes the phenomenon of conscientious objection, with particular reference to the voluntary interruption of pregnancy. The author analyzes the different legal interpretations, concluding that the prevalence of a restrictive interpretation of the institute, which permits only objection to the interruption of pregnancy and excludes, therefore, all preparatory and subsequent surgery.

SOMMARIO: 1. Premessa: sul libero arbitrio - 2. La “Nota dottrinale circa alcune questioni riguardanti l’impegno e il comportamento dei cattolici nella vita politica” della Congregazione per la Dottrina della Fede (2002) - 3. Il concetto di fede e cultura cattoliche come unità inscindibili. L’affermazione di valori “non negoziabili” e il richiamo alla legge naturale. Il possibile conflitto tra “Chiesa della gerarchia” e “Chiesa della comunità” e la dialettica Magistero-coscienza personale - 4. Conclusioni.
 

ABSTRACT: This essay is about the conflict between the teachings of the Catholic Church and the status of the believer as a subject possessing freedom of conscience. It addresses several issues which concern the believer’s claim to freedom of conscience in making moral choices, and the observance of "unquestionable principles" required by the catholic hierarchy as fundamental for the Catholic faith within a moral context. Among the various questions, it underlines the conceptual problems in demanding the respect of a "catholic culture", due to the polysemous nature of the word "culture" and the transcultural aspiration of Catholic doctrine, and in asserting the existence of a "natural law" while soliciting the respect of undisputable moral values.

SOMMARIO: 1. Introduzione - 2. Costruzione della vita democratica nello spazio pubblico europeo e dimensione religiosa: works in progress - 3. Diritti ecclesiastici nazionali, scelte politiche e protagonismo dei gruppi religiosi organizzati: le criticità del modello europeo.