ABSTRACT The contribution deals with the European Court’s case-law on persons with disabilities, examined under different Articles of the Convention (2, 3, 4 , 5, 6, 8 et 10) and Articles 1, 2 and 3 ...

ABSTRACT The hybrid EPPO structure is operating under a hybrid set of fundamental rights, thus calling into question the well-established principle of the single set of norms applicable throughout criminal ...

ABSTRACT The Charter of Fundamental Rights has become the key text for the protection of fundamental rights in the European Union, a position that is further strengthened by the systematic link established ...

Ever since the Urgenda case, followed by the Torres Strait Islanders case in the UN Human Rights Committee, and the 16 children case in the Committee for the Rights of the Child, it was a mere question ...

ABSTRACT This article focuses on the position of the administrative judge of summary proceedings which has been central in the coronavirus crisis. The interim judge clarified his position on the two main ...

ABSTRACT The current reforms of voting rights in the United States highlight their precarious situation. Some states are adopting new electoral laws that have indirect discriminatory effects regarding ...

ABSTRACT The ECHR has recently been confronted, in several leading cases, with the issue of State ‘jurisdiction’ in relation to the commencement of domestic proceedings concerning an extraterritorial ...

ABSTRACT By a law promulgated on April 9, 2021, the French parliament has created a remedy that should allow detainees to effectively denounce conditions of detention amounting to cruel, inhuman and degrading ...

ABSTRACT Elaborated in a context of tension on the religious matters following the various attacks that have plunged France into mourning since 2015, the “Bill to strengthen respect for the principles ...