In the public debate

• Belgium
• Canada
• Cyprus
• Denmark
• Europe
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Ireland
• Italy
• Latvia
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• Romania
• Russia
• Slovakia
• Spain
• Sweden
• Turkey
• United Kingdom

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Documents and references

• France
• Ireland

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Canada

• New religious movements in Canada
• The Catholic Church in Canada

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Europe

• Religious participation in Europe according to the 2008 EVS Survey
• Same-sex marriage
• Secondary law

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Belgium

• A general guarantee of religious freedom
• Precedence of civil marriage
• Religious belonging and beliefs
• Some landmarks of social evolution
• The marriage and minority groups

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Croatia

• Criteria for registration
• Religions and prison

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Cyprus

• Religion and ethical issues
• The Armenian Community
• The Maronite Community
• The marriage in Cyprus

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Czech Republic

• Legal status of religious bodies, levels of their legal recognition
• Nazi occupation and communist phase

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Denmark

• Marriage
• On the other religious communities
• Some key dates

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Estonia

• Legal status of religious associations
• Religious marriage with civil validity

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Finland

• Current legal position on religion
• Law
• Same-sex marriage
• Some key dates
• The Evangelical Lutheran Church
• The Orthodox Church

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France

• Budget of the Catholic Church
• Jews
• Precedence of civil marriage
• Religious practice: statistics of the Catholic Church
• The map of the Catholic church in France

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Germany

• Frequency of attendance of religious service (in %)
• Religious marriage is recognized without civil marriage

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Greece

• Important events marking State-Church relations after 1974
• Marriage
• Marriage and the sacraments
• Rites

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Hungary

• Commentary
• Some key dates

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Ireland

• A limited state support
• Historical origins and relations between Catholics and Protestants
• Legal status of religions
• Protestants
• Some key dates

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Italy

• The three types of connections between a religious marriage and a civil marriage
• Religious Marriages
• Ethics
• Four major periods
• Ordinary religious ceremonies, prayer and rites of passage

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Latvia

• Comparative table
• General overview
• Legally accepted religious marriages
• Marriages
• Tax relief for religious organisations

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Norway

• Marriage

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Poland

• Status of marriage
• The legal and sociological situation of same-sex marriage in Poland

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Portugal

• A majority of Catholics
• Civil and religious marriage
• Same sex marriage
• The weight of history

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Romania

• Brief history of the institution of the family and marriage in Romania
• Islam
• The importance of the ethnic aspect

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Russia

• 2021
• Civil marriage

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Slovakia

• Churches and matrimonial and family law
• Islam in Slovakia

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Spain

• Believers who say they do not practice their religion
• Changes in religious values and opinions among students
• Changes in the civil code concerning religious marriages
• Francoism, from the return of national-Catholicism to the relaxation of the last several years
• Normative developments and agreements

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Sweden

• Main acts regarding the religious communities
• Public authorities
• Religious officials acting as state officials in marriage ceremonies
• Small minorities
• The Church of Sweden

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Switzerland

• A new dividing line
• Changes in religious practice
• Judaism

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Turkey

• Precedence of the civil mariage

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United Kingdom

• A limited financial support
• Juridical status of the religious bodies
• Protection from religious discrimination or harassment
• Religious and civil marriages in Britain: changing trends and challenges of recognition
• Religious marriages and civil law
• Some key dates
• The non-religious population

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