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Palliative Care and Assisted Suicide at the ECtHR: Dániel Karsai v. Hungary
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has reviewed several cases related to euthanasia (Gard v. UK, Lambert v. France, and Mortier v. Belgium), and…
The Questionable “Extraterritoriality” of Switzerland’s Jurisdiction in the Semenya Case (ECtHR)
On 15 May, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) held public hearings in the case of Semenya v Switzerland. This…
Wa Baile c. Suisse: A victory against racial profiling?
Mohamed Wa Baile, a Swiss citizen of Kenyan origin, was stopped by the municipal police in the Zurich train station when he was on his way to work.
The Geneva Academy’s Third-party Intervention in Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia
Third-party interventions at the European Court of Human Rights Increasing recourse to amicus curiae briefs is a powerful game-changer in contemporary judicial practice. EJIL:Talk! has closely…
Challenges in Executing Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights: the Case of the Roma
What does it mean for a judgment of the European Court of Human Rights to be “executed”? In European Convention parlance, “execution” is a term…
A Judgment Leaking from the European Court: The Case of Kovačević v Bosnia and Herzegovina
It was a hot Sunday when Istraga.ba, a Bosnian media outlet, published a sensational piece of news – the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)…
The Caster Semenya Judgment of the ECtHR: Why It Should Not be the Final Whistle?
The legal marathon of Caster Semenya against regulations of the sport governing body (SGB) overseeing athletics has emerged as one of the most contentious legal battles, reaching the…
Liu v. Poland: A Game Changer for the Extradition Agendas of Autocracies (like China)?
The case of Mr. Hung Tao LIU, one of the many Taiwanese suspects arrested in Europe for cross-border telecom fraud, has once again put Chinese human rights conditions…
A new variety of rights-based climate litigation: a challenge against the Energy Charter Treaty before the European Court of Human Rights
In the last couple of years, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has become a hotspot for rights-based climate change litigation. At the time of writing, seven…
Expanding Human Rights Obligations to Facilitate Climate Justice? A Note on Shortcomings and Risks
COP26 in Glasgow has reinvigorated the already vibrant and urgent discussions about climate justice, what it means, and how to achieve it. One strategy that enjoys significant traction…