Full Professor of Human Rights in a Multidisciplinary Perspective at Utrecht University.
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Lawyer’s Guide on ECHR Admissibility Criteria
Connected to yesterday’s post, the Court has launched another post-Interlaken initiative to try and stem the influx of new applications: a Partical Guide on ECHR admissibility criteria. The very elaborate document (over a 100 pages) is a clearly structured overview of the…
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Ten New Case-Law Fact Sheets
In order to stem the flood of applications and to make the Court’s jurisprudence better known, the Court has been posting so-called fact sheets on its website. These are thematic sheets with the main relevant cases in short summaries. Last week the…
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Farewell Seminar for Judge Christos Rozakis
The Athens Bar Association and the Greek Ministry of Justice, Transparency and Human Rights are organising a seminar at the occasion of the retirement of the Greek judge Christos Rozakis from the European Court of Human rights. The event will take place…
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Book on Extraterritorial Reach of ECHR Wins Award
Last Friday, on human rights day, Michal Gondek’s book ‘The Reach of Human Rights in a Globalizing World: Extraterritorial Application of Human Rights Treaties’, was awarded the Max van der Stoel PhD Thesis Award at Tilburg University. A large part of the…
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My New Book on Margins of Conflict and the ECHR
Dear readers, allow me to highlight a book edited by myself, which has just been published with Intersentia Publishers in their Transitional Justice Series: “Margins of Conflict. The ECHR and Transitions to and from Armed Conflict”. The book is the result of…
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Working Paper on ‘Nullum Crimen, Nulla Poena Sine Lege’
For those readers who read French: Hélène Tigroudja of Artois University has posted a working paper on SSRN on the principle of ‘Nullum Crimen, Nulla Poena Sine Lege’ in the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights: International Crimes and the…
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Protection Against Domestic Violence Extended
This week, the European Court of Human Rights re-emphasized state obligations to protect victims of domestic violence in the case of Hajduová v. Slovakia. The case concerned a mother who had been verbally and physcially attacked by her husband – attacks which…
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PhD Workshop on Legacy and Future of ECHR
The School of Law of University College Dublin is organising a workshop entitled ‘The Legacy and Future of the ECHR: Evaluating Sixty Years of the European Human Rights Project’ on 1-2 April 2011. Although it is primarily intended for PhD researchers, other…
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New issues IAEHR Journal and HRLR
Two human rights journals have just released their newest issues. Please find an overview here of the articles that relate to the ECHR. The latest issue of the Human Rights Law Review (vol. 10 , no. 4 , 2010) includes: * Thérèse…
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Interpretative Authority of ECtHR Judgments
A strong plea for the interpretative authority of Europea Court judgments. That is what PACE rapporteur Christos Pourgourides delivered last month at a conference in Skopje. He convincingly argued that one of the key ways to prevent repetitive applications to the Court…