the European Court of Human Rights

The relevant jurisprudence European Court of Human Rights, European Court of Justice and domestic courts on the dissemination of information on the Internet is analyzed in the article. Certain differences in approach of the courts to resolve disputes of this category is noted. It is emphasized that the position of the higher courts about the possibility of liability of
the owner for the site posted comments on it generally meets the legal position of the European Court of Human Rights.

In the paper is analyzed general theoretical provisions on the freedom of religion as a human (general social) natural law, examined the features of the protection of freedom of religion by the European Court of Human Rights and its importance for legal practice in Ukraine.

The article investigates sociological, legal, value and deontic approach to comprehension the content of phenomenons, concept of which denote of the terms “family” and “marriage”. From the position of these approaches traced the transformation of semantic content of categories that are considered in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights.

In the presented work the author has defined the principles of interpretation of the freedom of expression by the European Court of Human Rights. On the basis of obtained results the influence of juridical practice of European Court of Human Rights on the law system of Ukraine was founded.