Month: December 2019
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My new article Why Attacks on Civic Space Matter in Strasbourg
As the last post before the Christmas break, and with lots of interesting ECHR developments (not in the least today’s extensive interpretation of Articles 2 and 8 ECHR by the Dutch Supreme Court in its judgment today in the Urgenda case on climate change and
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Call for Papers on Freedom of Expression Challenges and the ECHR
The Centre for Fundamental Rights at the Hertie School and the International Law and Human Rights Unit of the University of Liverpool School of Law and Social Justice have published a call for papers on the theme of ‘Old and New Threats to Freedom of
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Launch of New Journal: European Convention on Human Rights Law Review
The landscape of academic human rights journals continues to grow. It is a pleasure to announce here that two ECHR experts, Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou and by Vassilis Tzevelekos, are launching a new journal exclusively dedicated to the ECHR: the European Convention on Human Rights Law Review,