Religious symbols in public functions : unveiling state neutrality : a comparative analysis of Dutch, English and French justifications for limiting the freedom of public officials to display religious symbols
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- author: Hana M. A. E. van Ooijen
- publication date: 2012
- book publisher: Intersentia
- book series: School of Human Rights Research series
- book subjects: Great Britain, France, Netherlands
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