Law of the European Convention on Human Rights
David John Harris, Michael O’Boyle, Colin Warbrick
Abstract
David John Harris, Michael O’Boyle, Colin Warbrick
Abstract
European Convention on Human Rights in Context. Article 2: The Right to Life. Article 3: Freedom from Torture or Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. Article 4: Freedom from Slavery, Servitude or Forced or Compulsory Labour. Article 5: The Right to Liberty and Security of the Person. Article 6: The Right to a Fair Trial. Article 7: Freedom from Retroactive Criminal Offences and Punishment. Articles 8-11: General Considerations. Article 8: The Right to Respect for Private and Family Life, Home and Correspondence. Article 9: Freedom of Religion. Article 10: Freedom of Expression. Article 11: Freedom of Assembly and Association. Article 12: The Right to Marry and to Found a Family. Article 13: The Right to an Effective National Remedy. Article 14: Freedom from Discrimination in Respect of Protected Rights. Article 15: Derogation in Time of War or Other Public Emergency. Articles 16-18: Other Restrictions upon the Rights Protected. Article 1: First Protocol: The Right to Property. Article 2: First Protocol: The Right to Education. Article 3: First Protocol: The Right to Free Elections. Rights Protected by the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Protocols to the Convention. The European Commission on Human Rights: Practice and Procedure. Admissibility of Applications. The Operation of the European Court of Human Rights. The Role of the Committee of Ministers. Reforming the Convention: Eleventh Protocol.
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European Convention on Human Rights in Context. Article 2: The Right to Life. Article 3: Freedom from Torture or Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. Article 4: Freedom from Slavery, Servitude or Forced or Compulsory Labour. Article 5: The Right to Liberty and Security of the Person. Article 6: The Right to a Fair Trial. Article 7: Freedom from Retroactive Criminal Offences and Punishment. Articles 8-11: General Considerations. Article 8: The Right to Respect for Private and Family Life, Home and Correspondence. Article 9: Freedom of Religion. Article 10: Freedom of Expression. Article 11: Freedom of Assembly and Association. Article 12: The Right to Marry and to Found a Family. Article 13: The Right to an Effective National Remedy. Article 14: Freedom from Discrimination in Respect of Protected Rights. Article 15: Derogation in Time of War or Other Public Emergency. Articles 16-18: Other Restrictions upon the Rights Protected. Article 1: First Protocol: The Right to Property. Article 2: First Protocol: The Right to Education. Article 3: First Protocol: The Right to Free Elections. Rights Protected by the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Protocols to the Convention. The European Commission on Human Rights: Practice and Procedure. Admissibility of Applications. The Operation of the European Court of Human Rights. The Role of the Committee of Ministers. Reforming the Convention: Eleventh Protocol.
Key concepts: Human rights, Torture, Derogation, Law, Political science, Right to property, International human rights law, Right to a fair trial