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Some Additional Comments on the ECtHR Crimea Judgment: Occupation, Sovereignty, and “Law”
Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou’s excellent post comprehensively examines the European Court’s judgment in Ukraine v. Russia re Crimea. In this post, however, I want to…
Ukraine v Russia (re Crimea): the European Court of Human Rights Goes ‘All-in’
Only the beginning On 25 June 2024, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has pronounced the judgment in the first inter-state case…
Forceful imposition of foreign citizenship as discrimination and breach of the right to respect for private life
Introduction On 27 March 2024, the UN Human Rights Committee (UN HRC) adopted an important decision concerning human rights violations resulting from the…
Crimean Tatars: Eight Years of Anything but Marginal Resistance
On 3 March 2022, Professor Alain Pellet published a reflection on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, drawing parallels to the 2014 occupation of Crimea. With the eighth anniversary…
The Proceedings Flow While Water Does Not: Russia’s Claims Concerning the North Crimean Canal in Strasbourg
On 23 July, Russia brought an interstate complaint against Ukraine to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). After endlessly being a respondent in cases arising out…
The incident of the HMS Defender off the coast of Crimea
In late June, news reports put the European public on alert. According to the Russian Ministry of Defence, Russian forces escorted a…
Tensions in Crimean Waters: Can Russia’s Actions Amount to Threat of Force?
On 23 June 2021, multiple reports (here and here) suggested that the British warship HMS Defender sailing in the Black Sea en route to Georgia,…
ECtHR Grand Chamber Declares Admissible the Case of Ukraine v. Russia re Crimea
Yesterday the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights rendered its admissibility decision in the interstate claim brought by Ukraine against Russia regarding…
The ICC concludes its preliminary examination in Crimea and Donbas: What’s next for the situation in Ukraine?
Last week was eventful for the ICC despite the disruption of its work caused by the current pandemic. While everyone tuned in to the live hearings with the…
Does the European Court of Human Rights Have to Decide on Sovereignty over Crimea? Part II: Issues Lurking on the Merits
In my previous post I explained how the European Court’s Article 1 jurisprudence allows it to avoid the question of sovereignty over Crimea, since it can ground Russia’s…
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