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The Moral Reading of the European Convention on Human Rights
465.5
Dr. Eray Sinan Demirhan
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
7
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9
TABLE OF CONTENTS
11
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
13
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1) The Moral Reading of The European Convention on Human Rights
15
2) Dworkin in the European Context
17
3) The European Context/Literature
21
4) From Consensus to the Moral Reading
28
5) Outline of the Book
34
CHAPTER TWO
DWORKIN'S LEGAL INTERPRETIVISM AS A THEORETICAL LENS
1) Introduction
37
2) Dworkin’s Approach to Legal Interpretation: Interpretivism
38
3) Dworkin’s Approach to Rights: Rights as Trumps
40
4) Dworkin’s Approach to Constitutional Interpretation: The Moral Reading
51
5) Is the Moral Reading Compatible with the ECHR?
60
5.1) The Implications of the Moral Reading
60
5.1.1) The Abstract Language of the Convention
62
5.1.2) The Court’s Interpretive Practice
65
6) The Legitimacy of the Moral Reading in the context of the ECHR: The
VCLT
70
6.1) The Moral Reading as a Purposive Approach: The Object and
Purpose of the Convention
74
7) Conclusion
80
CHAPTER THREE
TAKING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION SERIOUSLY
1) Introduction
83
2) The Court’s Construction of a ‘Right Not to Be Insulted in One’s Religious
Feelings’: Otto–Preminger–Institut V. Austria And Its Legacy
86
3) A Right not to be Offended in One’s Religious Feelings: Policy based or
Principle?
93
4) Gratuitous Offense and Public Debate in a Democratic Society
101
5) Rights Trump Feelings
110
5.1) Should Religious Feelings Be Granted Particular Protection?
115
6) Conclusion
117
CHAPTER FOUR
A DWORKINIAN READING OF THE ECtHR’S CASE–LAW ON ADOPTION BY LGBT INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES
1) Introduction
121
2) Individual Adoption Cases: Fretté v France
123
2.2) Analysis of the Judgment
124
2.2.1) Admissibility
124
2.2.2) PrejudiceEvidence?
129
3) E.B. v France
136
3.1) Analysis of the Judgment: From Consensus to Moral Reasoning
137
4) Second–Parent Adoption Cases: Gas and Dubois v. France
141
4.1) Admissibility and the Ambit of the ECHR Rights
142
4.2) Integrity
144
4.3) Fit and Justification
147
5) X and Others v. Austria
151
5.1) Is Discriminatory Treatment Justified?
151
5.2) Does Narrow Consensus Matter?
154
6) Conclusion
156
CHAPTER FIVE
CONCLUSION
1) Literature and Findings
162
2) From Consensus to the Moral Reading
167
BIBLIOGRAPHY
173
1) Primary Sources
173
1.1) Cases
173
1.2) International Treaties
174
1.3) Regional Treaties
174
2) Secondary Sources
174
2.1) Books
174
2.2) Book Chapters
177
2.3) Journal Articles
180
2.4) Internet Sources
186
Dr. Eray Sinan Demirhan
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
7
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9
TABLE OF CONTENTS
11
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
13
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1) The Moral Reading of The European Convention on Human Rights
15
2) Dworkin in the European Context
17
3) The European Context/Literature
21
4) From Consensus to the Moral Reading
28
5) Outline of the Book
34
CHAPTER TWO
DWORKIN'S LEGAL INTERPRETIVISM AS A THEORETICAL LENS
1) Introduction
37
2) Dworkin’s Approach to Legal Interpretation: Interpretivism
38
3) Dworkin’s Approach to Rights: Rights as Trumps
40
4) Dworkin’s Approach to Constitutional Interpretation: The Moral Reading
51
5) Is the Moral Reading Compatible with the ECHR?
60
5.1) The Implications of the Moral Reading
60
5.1.1) The Abstract Language of the Convention
62
5.1.2) The Court’s Interpretive Practice
65
6) The Legitimacy of the Moral Reading in the context of the ECHR: The
VCLT
70
6.1) The Moral Reading as a Purposive Approach: The Object and
Purpose of the Convention
74
7) Conclusion
80
CHAPTER THREE
TAKING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION SERIOUSLY
1) Introduction
83
2) The Court’s Construction of a ‘Right Not to Be Insulted in One’s Religious
Feelings’: Otto–Preminger–Institut V. Austria And Its Legacy
86
3) A Right not to be Offended in One’s Religious Feelings: Policy based or
Principle?
93
4) Gratuitous Offense and Public Debate in a Democratic Society
101
5) Rights Trump Feelings
110
5.1) Should Religious Feelings Be Granted Particular Protection?
115
6) Conclusion
117
CHAPTER FOUR
A DWORKINIAN READING OF THE ECtHR’S CASE–LAW ON ADOPTION BY LGBT INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES
1) Introduction
121
2) Individual Adoption Cases: Fretté v France
123
2.2) Analysis of the Judgment
124
2.2.1) Admissibility
124
2.2.2) PrejudiceEvidence?
129
3) E.B. v France
136
3.1) Analysis of the Judgment: From Consensus to Moral Reasoning
137
4) Second–Parent Adoption Cases: Gas and Dubois v. France
141
4.1) Admissibility and the Ambit of the ECHR Rights
142
4.2) Integrity
144
4.3) Fit and Justification
147
5) X and Others v. Austria
151
5.1) Is Discriminatory Treatment Justified?
151
5.2) Does Narrow Consensus Matter?
154
6) Conclusion
156
CHAPTER FIVE
CONCLUSION
1) Literature and Findings
162
2) From Consensus to the Moral Reading
167
BIBLIOGRAPHY
173
1) Primary Sources
173
1.1) Cases
173
1.2) International Treaties
174
1.3) Regional Treaties
174
2) Secondary Sources
174
2.1) Books
174
2.2) Book Chapters
177
2.3) Journal Articles
180
2.4) Internet Sources
186
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