A libertarian leaning, common preference seeking, pro-science, pro-critical rationalism, humanist blog, which is mainly, but by no means exclusively, about home educating in the UK.
This bit is particularly baffling:the Court upheld the findings of German Administrative Courts that “the applicant children were unable to foresee the consequences of their parents decision for home education because of their young age.”Small children are unable to foresee the consequences of any educational choice made by parents, but on the basis that someone has to make a decision about it, the ECHR gives the choice to parents. This judgment appears to do the opposite.
Quite so. I wonder what happens in the case of conflicting judgements?
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