La laicità dello Stato nella revisione costituzionale della Federazione di Russia
The Russian Constitutional Reform 2020
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13130/2612-6672/13607Keywords:
Privileged and tolerated religions, Clerical influence on society, Church and State relations in Russia, Secularity and Russian Constitution, Confessionalism of ordinary lawsAbstract
The amendments to the Constitution do not concern the secular character of the State and the principle of separation between State and Church. However, there is a conflict between the Constitution and the ordinary laws in force, since the latter violate the principle of state secularism and that of separation between State and Church. The mention of God in the Constitution does not infringe the principle of state secularism since it is not referred to any specific Church or religious confession and does not intend to influence citizens in the religious field.
