The ECHR “found by two judgments of 2 October 2014 that if military freedom may be subject to legitimate restrictions, they can not see generally deny a right of association for the defense of their material and moral interests, “says the Elysee in a statement. These decisions were involved especially following an action brought by the military advocacy Association (Adefdromil).
“The President of the Republic, as a result of these decisions, asked Bernard Fisher, Section President of the State Council, to make proposals on the lessons learned, possibly by adaptation of French domestic law. ” The report, submitted to the President Thursday, December 18 “proposes to establish a professional association law adapted to the military state, to the exclusion of all trade union rights.”
The president instructed the Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, and the Minister of the Interior, Bernard Cazeneuve, to implement all the report’s findings and propose a bill “on the right of professional association of military”.
In addition, the Elysee said that, according to the recommendations of the report, the President of the Republic has decided not to appeal against both judgments by not asking their referral to the Grand Chamber. The decisions of the supreme body of the ECHR are final and binding on states.
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