Dr Fabienne Bretscher obtained her PhD from the University of Zurich, where she was a research fellow and teaching assistant at the Institute for International Law and Comparative Constitutional Law. Moreover, she was awarded a scholarship from the Swiss National Science Foundation allowing her to conduct research at the Department of International and European Law of the Erasmus University Rotterdam and the Eurac Institute for Minority Rights in Bolzano.

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• Chapter 1: The protection of new minorities in a pluralist international legal order;Chapter 2: Comparing the standards developed for the protection of the right to freedom of religion by the ECtHR and the HRC;Chapter 3: A typology of the case law regarding new minorities;Chapter 4: A closer look at the reasoning in the case law regarding new minorities;Chapter 5: Pinpointing divergence in the international protection of new minorities’ right to freedom of religion;Chapter 6: Explaining divergence from a new minorities perspective;Chapter 7: Mitigating divergence: a toolbox;Conclusion;

Dr Fabienne Bretscher obtained her PhD from the University of Zurich, where she was a research fellow and teaching assistant at the Institute for International Law and Comparative Constitutional Law. Moreover, she was awarded a scholarship from the Swiss National Science Foundation allowing her to conduct research at the Department of International and European Law of the Erasmus University Rotterdam and the Eurac Institute for Minority Rights in Bolzano.

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• Chapter 1: The protection of new minorities in a pluralist international legal order;Chapter 2: Comparing the standards developed for the protection of the right to freedom of religion by the ECtHR and the HRC;Chapter 3: A typology of the case law regarding new minorities;Chapter 4: A closer look at the reasoning in the case law regarding new minorities;Chapter 5: Pinpointing divergence in the international protection of new minorities’ right to freedom of religion;Chapter 6: Explaining divergence from a new minorities perspective;Chapter 7: Mitigating divergence: a toolbox;Conclusion;

Dr Fabienne Bretscher obtained her PhD from the University of Zurich, where she was a research fellow and teaching assistant at the Institute for International Law and Comparative Constitutional Law. Moreover, she was awarded a scholarship from the Swiss National Science Foundation allowing her to conduct research at the Department of International and European Law of the Erasmus University Rotterdam and the Eurac Institute for Minority Rights in Bolzano.

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• Chapter 1: The protection of new minorities in a pluralist international legal order;Chapter 2: Comparing the standards developed for the protection of the right to freedom of religion by the ECtHR and the HRC;Chapter 3: A typology of the case law regarding new minorities;Chapter 4: A closer look at the reasoning in the case law regarding new minorities;Chapter 5: Pinpointing divergence in the international protection of new minorities’ right to freedom of religion;Chapter 6: Explaining divergence from a new minorities perspective;Chapter 7: Mitigating divergence: a toolbox;Conclusion;