The European Covention on Human Rights (ECHR) covers a wide range of human rights protection: from a prohibition on torture through to, for example, the medical treatment of transsexuals. Individuals are increasingly complaining of human rights violations to the Strasbourg institutions. This text offers a highly readable yet scholarly analysis of both the procedure and the substance of the Convention.
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"The main strength of this book lies int its breadth of scope combined with a compact, accesible format", Dr David E Zammit, University of Malta
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Francis Jacobs, Advocate-General, European Court of Justice. Robin C. A. White, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Law, University of Leicester.
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specified legitimate aims, arguable complaint, special police supervision, admissibility decision, interference with the applicant, respondent government, normal civic obligations, national legal order, interim resolutions, protocols thereto, competent legal authority, collective expulsion, linguistic case, applications from individuals, seventeen judges, signatory hereto, lawful detention, application inadmissible, evidential issues, clear inequality, arguable claim, child into care, earlier case law, confiscation order, positive obligations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Grand Chamber, European Convention, Council of Europe, Committee of Ministers, Contracting Parties, European Union, Northern Ireland, United Nations, Contracting Party, First Protocol, Vienna Convention, European Community, Parliamentary Assembly, European Parliament, Jehovah's Witnesses, United States, House of Lords, The European Dimension, Czech Republic, East African Asians, European Social Charter, Strasbourg Court, Supreme Court, Court of Cassation, Formerly Art New!
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specified legitimate aims, arguable complaint, special police supervision, admissibility decision, interference with the applicant, respondent government, normal civic obligations, national legal order, interim resolutions, protocols thereto, competent legal authority, collective expulsion, linguistic case, applications from individuals, seventeen judges, signatory hereto, lawful detention, application inadmissible, evidential issues, clear inequality, arguable claim, child into care, earlier case law, confiscation order, positive obligations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Grand Chamber, European Convention, Council of Europe, Committee of Ministers, Contracting Parties, European Union, Northern Ireland, United Nations, Contracting Party, First Protocol, Vienna Convention, European Community, Parliamentary Assembly, European Parliament, Jehovah's Witnesses, United States, House of Lords, The European Dimension, Czech Republic, East African Asians, European Social Charter, Strasbourg Court, Supreme Court, Court of Cassation, Formerly Art New!
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