LIBERTATEA DE GÂNDIRE ÎN SISTEMUL CONVENŢIEI (EUROPENE) PENTRU APĂRAREA DREPTURILOR OMULUI ŞI A LIBERTĂŢILOR FUNDAMENTALE. EVOLUŢII JURISPRUDENŢIALE
FREEDOM OF THOUGHT IN THE SYSTEM OF THE (EUROPEAN) CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS. CASELAW DEVELOPMENTS

Summary/Abstract: Despite the fact that today universal and regional treaties expressly regulate freedom of thought, the process of realizing it in practice reveals multiple difficulties of a not necessarily legal nature. A considerable contribution to the consecration and development of freedom of thought is brought by the jurisprudential activity of the European Court of Human Rights. As a living, dynamic instrument, the European Convention on Human Rights easily adapts to new challenges. The jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights presents itself as a valuable source in order to understand the nature and content of the freedom intended to protect the forum internum. In this sense, we can affirm that the jurisprudential creation in this regard anticipates doctrinal works, essentially constituting a source of inspiration for doctrinaires in order to write scientific works, among which the present scientific approach is included.

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