Business Hooped against France
In the Hooped business against France (request no 36515/97), the European Cour of the human rights declared in the stop of February 26th, 2002:
- by four votes against three that the refusal with an unmarried man homosexual, by the French authorities, of an approval for to adopt a child, did not constitute a violation of article 14 of the European Convention of the human rights combined with article 8 of this convention, this refusal working towards a legitimate end (to protect the health and the rights of the children concerned with the procedure of adoption) and the justification advanced by the French government appearing objective and reasonable
- unanimously that impossibility for the applicant, at the time of the internal procedure in front of the Council of State, to take note conclusions of the commissioner the government (fault of being convened with the audience) and to obtain before the audience the general direction of these conclusions (for lack of representation by a lawyer) constituted a violation of the article 6§1 of Convention.
Similar businesses examined by the CEDH
The Court held on March 14th, 2007 an audience of Large Room in business E.B C. France (request n° 43546/02).
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