Member States are allowed to impose a reversible and non-deadly stunning procedure in the context of ritual slaughter without jeopardising the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, the EU Court of Justice ruled on Thursday 17 December (Case C-336/19).
The Court of Justice therefore did not follow the conclusions of the Advocate General (see EUROPE B12557A32).
The Belgian Constitutional Court referred the matter to the Court following a complaint by several Jewish and Muslim associations against...