Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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The question of non-independent apex courts as effective remedies to be exhausted

Mathieu Leloup (UGent)

(2024) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 5(3). p.320-338
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Y v France : intersex rights in the age of subsidiarity

Pieter Cannoot (UGent)

(2024) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 5(4). p.487-508
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Not just a simple civil servant : the right of access to a court of judges in the recent case law of the ECtHR

Mathieu Leloup (UGent)

(2023) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 4(1). p.23-57
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The evidentiary system of the European Court of Human Rights in critical perspective

Marie-Benedicte Dembour (UGent)

(2023) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 4(4).
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The evidentiary system of the European Court of Human Rights in critical perspective

Marie-Benedicte Dembour (UGent)

(2023) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 4(4). p.363-374
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Beyond reasonable doubt at its worst – but also at its potential best : dissecting Ireland v the United Kingdom’s no-torture finding

Marie-Benedicte Dembour (UGent)

(2023) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 4(4). p.375-425
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Reprehensible or legitimate aims? A proposal for a new approach to Article 18 ECHR in light of its predominance test

Tobias Mortier (UGent)

(2023) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 4(2). p.133-178
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The double-edged ECtHR Lăcătuş judgment on criminalisation of begging : da mihi elimo sinam propter amorem dei

Sarah Ganty (UGent)

(2022) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 3(3). p.393-420
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Time for the gloves to come off? The response by the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe to rule of law backsliding

Alice Donald and Anne Heinisch (UGent)

(2021) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 2(2). p.241-273
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Key challenges for the ECHR system : protecting and empowering institutions, human rights defenders and minorities

Eva Brems (UGent)

(2020) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 1(1). p.7-10

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The question of non-independent apex courts as effective remedies to be exhausted

Y v France : intersex rights in the age of subsidiarity

Not just a simple civil servant : the right of access to a court of judges in the recent case law of the ECtHR

The evidentiary system of the European Court of Human Rights in critical perspective

The evidentiary system of the European Court of Human Rights in critical perspective

Beyond reasonable doubt at its worst – but also at its potential best : dissecting Ireland v the United Kingdom’s no-torture finding

Reprehensible or legitimate aims? A proposal for a new approach to Article 18 ECHR in light of its predominance test

The double-edged ECtHR Lăcătuş judgment on criminalisation of begging : da mihi elimo sinam propter amorem dei

Time for the gloves to come off? The response by the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe to rule of law backsliding

Key challenges for the ECHR system : protecting and empowering institutions, human rights defenders and minorities

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