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The applicability of the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment to the context of domestic violence in the light of private and public dichotomy How does it impact women’s life in Afghanistan?
(2022)
Human rights are traditionally concerned with the violations committed by States, whereas private individuals often perpetrate violence against women. Therefore, some scholars consider this approach the rationale for the ...
Deprivation of citizenship on grounds of terrorism and the compatibility of the measure with the principle of ne bis in idem under the European Convention on Human Rights
(2022)
The increasing interest in using deprivation of citizenship as a counter-terrorism measure on convicted or suspected terrorists has been heavily criticised. This thesis examines whether the deprivation of citizenship on ...
An Analysis of the Compatibility of the European Union’s and Member States’ External Migration Partnerships under the European Trust Fund for Africa with International Human Rights Law
(2022)
Following the ‘migrant crisis’ that was experienced in Europe in 2015, the European Union and Member States developed an extensive migration program, encompassing a Migration Partnership Framework (MPF). Member States ...
No Winners Without Losers? : Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Communities on the Hunt for Cultural Rights in a Time of Limited Wildlife Resources
(2022)
Hunting is an important cultural practice for many, including for indigenous as well as non-indigenous individuals. However, when resources are limited, the enjoyment of such a cultural practice may suffer. In order to ...
Separated Refugee Children's Right to Mental Health
(2023)
Studies have shown that the mental health burden of separated children is significantly worse than that of the rest of the population and of refugee children who come as refugees together with their parents or relatives. ...
The Muslim Other v. Whiteness : How Muslim women and girls became the Other in the European Court of Human Rights
(2022)
The European Court of Human Rights (“the Court”) has repeatedly found no violation of articles 9 and 14 in cases where Muslim girls and women have alleged that their human rights have been violated through prohibitions ...
Overcoming the Restrictive Interpretation of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction by the European Court of Human Rights in the Case of Hirsi Jamaa in relation to Article 1 of the European Convention of Human Rights : Reflections on S.S. and Others v Italy, Functional Approaches to Jurisdiction and the Articles on State Responsibility
(2023)
European States have shown an increasing propensity to try and prevent refugees travelling by boat from claiming asylum in their countries, which has been achieved by the authorities of European States pushing them back ...
On the development of the ECOWAS Court of Justice into a sub-regional human rights body and its particular implications for women’s rights in West Africa
(2023)
West African women are entitled to seek relief for their human rights violations by means of two parallel African systems for the protection of human rights, the African system at the regional level, and the ECOWAS system ...
The Widening Definition of Hate Speech – How Well Intended Hate Speech Laws Undermine Democracy and the Rule of Law
(2022)
Liberal European democracies are standing at a crossroads: on the one hand, freedom of speech ought to be protected and cherished, but on the other hand, the importance of protecting vulnerable groups from harm and ...