The European Court of Human Rights’ Grand Chamber upheld the restrictions challenged by medical student Leyla Şahin, finding no violation of the Convention rights at issue. Judge Françoise Tulkens dissented. The case documents a Muslim woman’s effort to obtain education without abandoning religious dress and the limits of the protection available through this litigation. Recording the struggle does not turn the adverse judgment into a legal victory or imply that the Court found Islamophobia.
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How should Leyla Şahin’s Grand Chamber case be recorded?
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The Grand Chamber found no violation in the restrictions at issue. The event still documents a Muslim woman’s struggle over education and religious expression.
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