Brussels, 05/09/2012 (Agence Europe) - In a ruling on Wednesday 5 September in combined cases C-71/11 and C-99/11, the European Court of Justice said that interference with public manifestations of religion may constitute religious persecution. It added that when this persecution is sufficiently serious, the status of refugee may be granted.
Y and Z, Pakistani nationals, currently live in Germany where they applied for asylum and protection as refugees. They are members of the Ahmadiyya...