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The Criminal Law

Paul Johnson

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This chapter contains the oral histories of six individuals who lodged complaints in Strasbourg under the European Convention on Human Rights between 1976 and 1994 about discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation created by the criminal law.

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This chapter contains the oral histories of six individuals who lodged complaints in Strasbourg under the European Convention on Human Rights between 1976 and 1994 about discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation created by the criminal law.

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This chapter contains the oral histories of six individuals who lodged complaints in Strasbourg under the European Convention on Human Rights between 1976 and 1994 about discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation created by the criminal law.

Key concepts: Criminal law, Law, Political science, Criminology, Psychology

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