In the case in question, the foster parents wanted to have the child christened and wanted to raise it in the Catholic faith, which had been granted at first instance.
However, before losing custody of the child, the birth mother had decided that her daughter should be raised as a Muslim.
Her wishes overruled those of the foster parents according to the law on the religious education of children, the judges said.
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