The European Court of Justice has struck a second blow against churches' rights to hire and fire people based on their beliefs.
The EU court said in a judgement on Tuesday (11 September) that the German Catholic Church was wrong to sack a man who managed one of its clinics on grounds that he had divorced and remarried in violation of its belief that marriage was "sacred and indissoluble".
Read more: EU court demands 'equal treatment' for church workers
The EU court said in a judgement on Tuesday (11 September) that the German Catholic Church was wrong to sack a man who managed one of its clinics on grounds that he had divorced and remarried in violation of its belief that marriage was "sacred and indissoluble".
Read more: EU court demands 'equal treatment' for church workers
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