Month: May 2021
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Book Launch of Law, Democracy and the European Court of Human Rights
The recent book of Rory O’Connell (Ulster University), entitled Law, Democracy and the European Court of Human Rights (on which we reported earlier here), will be officially launched in June. The Transitional Justice Institute at which he is best is organising the launch on Friday
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New Issue of ECHR Law Review is Out
The new issue of the European Convention on Human Rights Law Review (ECHR Law Review) is out. ECHR Law Review is a scholarly journal devoted exclusively to the Convention system. Most publications of this issue are open access. Here is the full list of contributions:
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Practical Guide to Article 6 ECHR – The Right to a Fair Trial
Päivi Hirvelä and Satu Heikkila have published a new book on what is one of the European Convention’s key rights, with a case-law whose volume is hard to keep up with: Article 6 ECHR. The book, published with Intersentia, is entitled Right to a Fair Trial
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Conference ECHR: Beyond a Treaty
On 27 May, Utrecht University is holding an online conference titled The European Convention on Human Rights: Beyond a Treaty. The conference explores the ECHR, beyond its formal treaty character, as an inspirational and aspirational source of human rights. The conference is organised on the
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Webinar on Limits of Supranational Justice: The European Court of Human Rights and Turkey’s Kurdish Conflict
On 18 May, the Centre for Turkey Studies’ is hosting a webinar on Limits of Supranational Justice – The European Court of Human Rights and Turkey’s Kurdish Conflict, with Dr Dilek Kurban, Professor Helen Duffy and Dr Derya Bayir. Here is the description of the event