Last week BBC Radio 4’s ‘The Briefing Room’ released a podcast episode on the United Kingdom and the European Convention on Human Rights. In the episode, Ed Bates (University of Leicester), former president of the ECtHR Robert Spano, Joelle Grogan (UK in a Changing Europe) and Tom Hickman (University College London) discuss, inter alia, the UK’s involvement in the drafting of the Convention, the impact of the Convention on the UK, the relationship between the UK’s Human Rights Act and the Convention, and the consequences if the UK would decide to leave the ECHR.
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Further Reading
- Call for Participants – Writing and Publishing in the Law of the ECHR and Other International Human Rights Systems: A Workshop for Early Career Researchers
- New thematic paper on the ECtHR’s migration case-law
- From Environmental Jurisprudence to the Right to a Healthy Environment: The Need for a Standalone Convention in Europe
- ‘A Court open to all’: open days at the ECtHR
- New Book: Case Commentary with Focus on Substantive Rights

