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EJIL: The Podcast!
The European Journal of International Law has taken a new step in increasing its offerings that contribute to the analysis of issues of international law. In addition to…
The Whos, the Whats, and the Whys of the Derogations from the ECHR amid COVID-19
Issues concerning the derogation form the European Convention on Human Rights (‘ECHR’ or the ‘Convention’) amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including the question whether the notification is a pre-requisite…
Derogating to Deal with Covid 19: State Practice and Thoughts on the Need for Notification
In her blog post on EJIL: Talk! (9 April 2020), Dr Stevie Martin drew attention to an interesting development concerning States' measures to deal with Covid 19…
A Domestic Court’s Attempt to Derogate from the ECHR on behalf of the United Kingdom: the implications of Covid-19 on judicial decision-making in the United Kingdom
It is perhaps trite to note that for many countries throughout the world Covid-19 represents an unprecedented (as least in terms of modern peacetime history) public health emergency.
Supervision of Derogations in the Wake of COVID-19: a litmus test for the Secretary General of the Council of Europe
The pandemic COVID-19 has triggered a record number of derogations from the European Convention on Human Rights (the ‘ECHR’ or the ‘Convention’). By now, Albania, Armenia, Estonia, Georgia,…
Do the containment measures taken by Italy in relation to COVID-19 comply with human rights law?
Italians, like the citizens of other democratic countries in times of peace, have learned to take for granted certain civil liberties and freedoms, such as the freedom of…