Human Rights, Equality & Minority Protection
The religious freedom and the religious tolerance in Western Europe (1532-1685)
Religious tolerance, freedom of religion, reformation Europe, Transylvania, confessional conflicts
By comparing the political and religious relations between Transylvania and Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, it can be emphasized and demonstrated that Transylvania was an island of religious peace in a Europe of religious intolerance. Between 1568 and 1690, culture and religious life in the Principality of Transylvania flourished in the spirit of tolerance. With the enactment of freedom of religion, the Principality of Transylvania became one of the most enlightened states in 16th-century Europe. Western Europe at the beginning of the 16th century did not know any forms of religious tolerance. The Roman Catholic Church of the time classified all theological and religious views that differed from its own as heresy, and as a sin against God, punishing followers with death.
ALBERT, ANDRÁS
Characteristics of property rights in international law
Protection of property rights, universal international instruments, fundamental right restriction, compensation
The paper deals with the protection of property rights as a fundamental human right. I present the system of international legal protection of property rights through the major international conventions and in the community of the European Union. The instruments of property protection are also analysed. The second half of the paper deals with compensation for damage to property, including the specific rules of compensation. I conclude with a related case law. paper deals with the protection of property rights as a fundamental human right.
SZABÓ, ÉVA
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