Abstract

With the order examined, the Court of Cassation clarified the rights associations of atheists and agnostics with respect to the possibility of professing and spreading their ‘negative’ religious beliefs. Based on the supreme principle of “laicità” (ie:secularity of the State), the Supreme Court has recognized a similar position to believers and non- believers. For the latter, the Court declared the prohibition of being discriminated against in the profession of their ‘negative’ religious thought, and the right to propagate it in the forms deemed appropriate, provided that this freedom does not translate into that aggression or denigration of the faith of other.