• ‘Casse-toi, pauv’ con’ Satire Judgment

    ‘Casse-toi, pauv’ con’ Satire Judgment

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    The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has a reputation for being very direct and blunt. In a famous encounter at the annual ‘Salon de l’Agriculture’ in France a few years ago, when one of the visitors refused to shake his hands and…

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  • New and Updated Case-Law Factsheets

    New and Updated Case-Law Factsheets

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    The case-law factsheets of the Court have been updated and extended. In addition, translations in French, Russian, German, Polish, and Turkish are available on the Court’s website. Please find a list below of those factsheets which have been updated in the past half…

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  • Article on the Haas Judgment on Facilitating Suicide

    Article on the Haas Judgment on Facilitating Suicide

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    Daniel Rietiker, working at the registry of the European Court of Human Rights, has published an article on the Haas case in the Harvard Human Rights Journal (vol. 25, 2012) entitled ‘From Prevention to Facilitation? Suicide in the Jurisprudence of the ECtHR in…

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  • New Article on EU Accession to ECHR

    New Article on EU Accession to ECHR

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    Christina Eckes (University of Amsterdam) has published ‘EU Accession to the ECHR: Between Autonomy and Adaptation’ in the Modern Law Review, Vol. 76, Issue 2 (2013) pp. 254-285. This is the abstract: After the European Union’s accession to the European Convention on…

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  • New Articles on ECHR

    New Articles on ECHR

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    A new batch of academic writing related to the Convention and the Court: * A. Berkaw, ‘Presumed guilty: how the European Court handles criminal libel cases in violation of Article 6(2) of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental…

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  • Court on Twitter

    Court on Twitter

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    Informing the general public as well as practitioners and experts of its work has been at the forefront of the Court’s attention in the past few years. This week, the European Court of Human Rights has added another dimension to this by…

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  • New Articles in EHRLR

    New Articles in EHRLR

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    The news issue of the European Human Rights Law Review (2013, 1) includes a wide range of articles and case notes about the ECHR and the European Court. Please find an overview below: Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE…

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  • ECHR Articles in Upcoming Issue of HRLR

    ECHR Articles in Upcoming Issue of HRLR

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    Two articles for the upcoming edition of the Human Rights Law Review have been put online on its site as a preview: * Janneke Gerards, ‘The Discrimination Grounds of Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights’ The Court’s case law…

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  • Horváth and Kiss Judgment on Roma Education

    Horváth and Kiss Judgment on Roma Education

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    Recently, the European Court issued another judgment on education for Roma: Horváth and Kiss v. Hungary. The judgment, amongst others, established that states need to address structural disadvantages caused by past discrimination through positive measures. It is my great pleasure to introduce…

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  • X v Austria Judgment

    X v Austria Judgment

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    It is my pleasure once again to welcome a guest post by dr Paul Johnson of the University of York. This time he has written a guest post on this week’s judgment in X and Others v. Austria, about adoption for same-sex…

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