Abstract
The ECHR and its Additional Protocols initially suggests that although the European system of human rights coordinates certain elements of relativism enabling States to adapt their obligations under ECHR to specific national circumstances, its impact on the uniformity of the system currently seems to be minimal. Most States have already ratified all Additional Protocols to the ECHR, with the exception of Protocol No. 12. States have gradually adapted their internal legislation to the requirements stemming from participation in the system. Although there are still differences between States on matters such as regulation of armed forces, religious freedom in the educational system and immigration legislation, the European system of human rights is patently moving towards the construction of a minimum but uniform protection of human rights for all Europeans. Keywords:ECHR; educational system; European system; Human rights; internal legislation; religious freedom; States
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