A new double issue of the ECHR Law Review has just been published (Vol. 7, Issue 1-2). This issue is a special issue edited by Andreas Follesdal, Jan Petrov, and Alain Zysset. The special issue focuses on the role of the ECHR in times of illiberal and authoritarian practices. This is the table of contents:
- Andreas Follesdal, Jan Petrov, and Alain Zysset, ‘The European Court of Human Rights Versus Illiberal and Authoritarian Practices: Challenges and Responses’
- Daniella Lock, ‘Strasbourg’s Open Door to Normalisation in National Security Adjudication’
- Adam Krzywoń, ‘Defamation Before the European Court of Human Rights: Addressing Illiberal Practices Within the Free Marketplace of Ideas’
- Joseph Finnerty, ‘Confronting Authoritarian Practices Through Procedural-Based Review: The Case of the Polish Rule of Law Crisis’
- Renáta Uitz, ‘Recalibrating Human Rights in Europe: A Call to Awaken the Principle of Non-Retrogression’
- Mariana Almeida Katoand Alice Lopes Fabris, ‘Delays in the Inter-American Human Rights System in Responding to Human Rights Violations During Bolsonaro’s Government (2019–2022)’
- Andreas Follesdal, ‘The European Court of Human Rights Against Authoritarian Populism: Why? And How?’
