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International Journal of Constitutional Law 2005 3(1):86-94; doi:10.1093/icon/moi005
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Constitutional developments

Germany: The teacher head scarf case

Christine Langenfeld1 and Sarah Mohsen2

1 Professor, University of Göttingen law faculty, Germany, 2 Ph.D. candidate, University of Göttingen law faculty, Germany

Positive and negative freedom of religion—Islamic head scarf of teacher in public school—state neutrality—German Constitutional Court rules that act of parliament is required for prohibition of religious symbols in public schools—decision of September 24, 20031—related rulings of the European Court of Human Rights

1Judgment of September 24, 2003-BVerfGE 108, 282.


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