School crucifixes 'do not breach human rights'
Displaying crucifixes in schools in Italy does not breach the rights of non-Catholic families, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled.
The court ruled there was no evidence that a crucifix hung in a classroom would influence pupils.
The ruling overturned a previous decision made in November 2009, which angered the Roman Catholic country.
Once and a while, these Euro-Courts demonstrate moments of sanity and surprise the world.
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