ECtHR
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M.A. and others v. France: Critical Criminological and Postcolonial Reflections
By Ira Salo and Yulia Dergacheva. In this post, we examine the latest European Court of…
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France’s failure to comply with Articles 3 and 8 ECHR: Inadequate procedural safeguards for sexual violence in the workplace and a deficient legal framework for non-consensual sexual acts
By Samira Allioui. The ECtHR has recently found France’s legal framework on sexual violence to be…
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Rolling Back Rights at Europe’s Borders: How the ECtHR is Shifting its Core Values
By Magdalena Kmak and Witold Klaus. The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is increasingly prioritizing…
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Micha v. Greece: The Gordian Knot of Executing ECtHR Judgments in the Case of Recurring Problems within a State
By Aikaterini Tsampi & Eleni Micha. Micha v Greece highlight’s the ECtHR’s struggle to ensure compliance…
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Expropriation by Default: Environmental Displacement and Judicial Remedies– The Case of Ocnele Mari
By Maria-Ecaterina Nistor Due to large-scale environmental degradation caused by decades of state-run mining, residents from…
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Will the Tate Brothers Return to Romania to Face Trial?
By Maria-Ecaterina Nistor. This blog post critiques Romania’s decision to lift travel restrictions on Andrew and…
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Undoing Authoritarianism: Article 18 Cases as Undermining the Very Existence of European Human Rights Protection
By Olgun Akbulut. Article 18 of the ECHR aims to prevent authoritarian regimes from undermining democratic…
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Italy’s New Law on International Surrogacy: Politics or Genuine Care?
By Meiraf Tesfaye, Michel Rouleau-Dick and Angelica Conti. Gestational surrogacy provokes ethical debates in Europe, with…
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Criminalising Attempts to Restrict the Sexuality of Individuals: So-called Conversion Therapy
By Lisa Grans. Is criminalisation the most effective way to end so-called “conversion therapy”? This blog…
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Strasbourg Decision, Final: The French Law Penalising the Purchase of ‘Sexual Acts’ Does Not Violate Article 8 of the ECHR (Right to Respect for Private Life)
By Lídia Balogh. The ECtHR upheld France’s law criminalising the purchase of sex, finding it does…