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EJIL: Talk! – European Convention on Human Rights Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "European Convention on Human Rights". The European Convention on Human Rights in Non-International Armed Conflict Revisiting Serdar Mohammed. Published on August 22, 2016. The UK Government’s re-commitment in May to replacing the Human Rights Act (HRA) immediately followed the Supreme Court’s further hearings. On one of the more controversial cases under the Act the. As readers will recall. Since international humanitarian law (IHL)...
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EJIL: Talk! – EJIL Book Discussion Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "EJIL Book Discussion". Book Discussion: Taking Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Seriously in International Criminal Law: A Response to Cryer, Stahn and Van den Herik. Published on March 16, 2016. I am grateful, first, to Robert Cryer. And Larissa Van den Herik. For the thoughtfulness with which they have engaged with my book. Taking Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Seriously in International Criminal Law. The second common t...
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EJIL: Talk! – EJIL: Debate! Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "EJIL: Debate! Book Discussion: Taking Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Seriously in International Criminal Law: A Response to Cryer, Stahn and Van den Herik. Published on March 16, 2016. I am grateful, first, to Robert Cryer. And Larissa Van den Herik. For the thoughtfulness with which they have engaged with my book. Taking Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Seriously in International Criminal Law. The second common theme is t...
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EJIL: Talk! – EJIL Reports Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "EJIL Reports". Showdown: Substantive Review of (UN) Sanctions by the ECJ. Published on July 19, 2013. After more than a decade on the UN 1267 sanctions list, Yassin Abdullah Kadi was delisted. By the UN 1267 Committee on 5 October 2012, following review of a delisting request he had submitted through the Office of Ombudsperson: a mechanism established by Security Council Resolution 1904 (2009). And a mechanism which the Kadi. The Gr...
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EJIL: Talk! – Extraterritorial Application Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "Extraterritorial Application". ECHR Jurisdiction and Mass Surveillance: Scrutinising the UK Investigatory Power Tribunal’s Recent Ruling. Published on June 9, 2016. Last week, as discussed in a post. By Marko Milanovic, the UK Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) ruled. In February 2015, the IPT found. Filed under: EJIL Analysis. European Convention on Human Rights. Right To Privacy/Family Life. Published on May 18, 2016. In another ...
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EJIL: Talk! – Editorials Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "Editorials". EJIL: In this Issue (Vol. 27 (2016) No. 2). Published on July 26, 2016. Interview with Karen Alter deepens the discussion. Our occasional series on. The European Tradition in International Law. In this issue features a photograph of pupils at the Jean Paul II High School, Kibera, Nairobi. In the last article in this issue, appearing in our regular series. Critical Review of International Jurisprudence. And access to the.
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EJIL: Talk! – Deprivation of Liberty Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "Deprivation of Liberty". The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention decision on Assange: ‘ridiculous’ or ‘justifiable’? Published on February 9, 2016. The UN WGAD Assange decision has been met with general ridicule from British officials, legal academics. This piece seeks to bring some balance to the coverage on this decision, which consistently fails to outline the arguments which persuaded the Working Group. From Sout...
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EJIL: Talk! – The UK Court of Appeal in Serdar Mohammed: Treaty and Customary IHL Provides No Authority for Detention in Non-international Armed Conflicts
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. The UK Court of Appeal in Serdar Mohammed: Treaty and Customary IHL Provides No Authority for Detention in Non-international Armed Conflicts. The UK Court of Appeal in Serdar Mohammed: Treaty and Customary IHL Provides No Authority for Detention in Non-international Armed Conflicts. Published on August 6, 2015. Last week’s judgment in. Mohammed v. Secretary of State for Defence. The Secretary of State’s position on this point commenced with a challenge t...
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EJIL: Talk! – Alex Conte Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Articles posted by Alex Conte. The UK Court of Appeal in Serdar Mohammed: Treaty and Customary IHL Provides No Authority for Detention in Non-international Armed Conflicts. Published on August 6, 2015. Last week’s judgment in. Mohammed v. Secretary of State for Defence. Is rich in analyses and observations concerning detention in non-international armed conflicts (NIACs). One of the key issues assessed concerns the power to detain in NIACs under IHL.
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EJIL: Talk! – International Tribunals Archive
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Blog of the European Journal of International Law. Archive for category "International Tribunals". The European Convention on Human Rights in Non-International Armed Conflict Revisiting Serdar Mohammed. Published on August 22, 2016. The UK Government’s re-commitment in May to replacing the Human Rights Act (HRA) immediately followed the Supreme Court’s further hearings. On one of the more controversial cases under the Act the. As readers will recall. Since international humanitarian law (IHL) norms desig...
