06 April 2022
Enlarging the Hole in the Fence of Migrants’ Rights
With the judgment in A.A. and others v. North Macedonia, the European Court of Human Rights further branches out the creative exception to the prohibition of collective expulsions and turns it into an obligation to offer a place to apply for asylum somewhere at the border. But not only are these legal access points for asylum applications often de facto restricted, the ever more creative exceptions to rights of the Convention and its Protocols threatens the credibility and authority of the Court. Continue reading >>
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16 April 2012
On the Margin: Observations on Reception, Ratio and Reform of the Strasbourg Court
Strasburg prompts Discussion. Last friday, the European Court of Human […] Continue reading >>
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