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Korte Artikelen — Notes: European Commission on Human Rights: The Norwegian Dentist Case on Compulsory Labour

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 May 2009

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The Norwegian Government renders extensive dental services to the public. For these services many dentists are needed. They are, however, not always available. Especially the Northern provinces, where the climate is hard, have a great shortage of dentists. While in Oslo one dentist cares for an average of 650 inhabitants, in Finmark his colleague has to look after 13.000 people. To cover the shortage the Norwegian Parliament approved, on 2 1st June 1956, a “Provisional Act Relating to Obligatory Public Service for Dentists”.

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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1964

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page 366 note 1. The Act will remain in force until 1966.

page 369 note 1. Application no 1468/62. Decision of 17th December 1963, Collections of Decisions of the European Commission of Human Rights No. 12, p 80–110.

page 370 note 1. Yearbook of the European Convention on Human Rights, volume III, 1960, p. 368.Google Scholar

page 370 note 2. Idem.