The Catholic church and a hundred others filed a complaint against the advertisements. In first instance, the campaign is prohibited for violating the public morals. Sekmadienis receives a fine of 580 euro, but appeals the decision at the European Court of Human Rights. The Court declared that the advertisements are not unnecessarily offending or insulting, neither do they incite hatred. Furthermore, it is not motivated clearly why the use of religious symbols is violating public morals. The freedom of speech of Sekmadienis prevails and the state has to reimburse the fine.
