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This course analyzes the public liberties and constitutional rights and pay special attention to: equality and non discrimination, freedom of conscience, ideology and religion, freedom of expression and information, freedom of education, political rights, freedom of assembly, demonstration and association, right to honor to personal and family intimacy and to the image, and the right to effective judicial protection. For this purpose, judicial decisions of the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights will be studied and discussed during the classes. Students will learn to use constitutional terminology in the related topics, and will acquire the capacity to properly argue in this context.

1. Freedom of conscience: Concepts and fundamental legal principles 2. Freedom of conscience and protection of personal identity 3. Right to education, freedom of education and academic freedom 4. Right to information, freedom of information and freedom of expression 5. Freedom of conscience and freedom of behavior 6. Religious freedom and legal status of religious groups 7. State ideological and religious neutrality and solidarity.

The course implies practical and theoretical knowledge. With regard to the teaching method, alongside the traditional theoretical seminars, a good deal of practice sessions shall take place (solution of real conflicts, individually or in groups, analysis of facts) that will let the student apply the knowledge acquired to the problems that he might face in his professional life