In this latest article for Rights!, Vatsal Patel provides a country comparison of different interpretations of privacy and dignity in relation to constitutional law and the de-criminalisation of adultery in Taiwan, South Korea and India.
In our latest article for Rights!, new editorial board member Sabrina Tucci discusses the criminalisation of humanitarian rescue ships in the Mediterranean, though specific reference to Italy and the possible prosecution of far-right politician and former Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini.
In our latest article for Rights! Professor Angelo Dube discusses the deployment of the army in civilian COVID-19 policing operations in South Africa
In this latest article for Rights!, Jacob Mchangama and Natalie Alkiviadou of Justitia provide a timely socio-legal commentary on Scotland’s controversial new Hate Crime Bill.
Behind the veil of political correctness, racism left unaddressed has continued infecting institutional and personal interactions, while unfounded biases keep negatively impacting all sections of society, even the most liberal.
KARTIKEYA JAISWAL and PRANAY MODI
OTTO SPIJKERS
A judgment reminding of the threat posed by climate change to human rights
SIMON LEVETT
The journalist and source relationship and the right to receive information
NATALIE ALKIVIADOU
A comparative assessment of the Court’s treatment of Islamic and Christian dress and symbols.
ANDREW WOLMAN
A discussion of the development of sub-national institutions and their relationship with other actors
FERNANDA BARBOSA LOSS
How international law responds to the interconnection between the environment and human life
MILENA STERIO
How international norms and standards aim to protect the rights of children subject to criminal proceedings
VITO TODESCHINI
The resolution gives political support to military action against ISIS, yet fails to provide States with a mandate to use force
LEA RAIBLE
An interpretation that both marks a departure from the past case law and explains why the latter has been so confusing
Courtesy of EIUC
“Smile a little bit more, sing a little bit more, have a little bit more of lightness”
DANIEL TODA CASTAN
An opinion on the Opinion of the Court of Justice of the European Union on the EU’s accession to the European Convention on Human Rights
