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Genocide denial and freedom of expression

Aytekin Kaan Kurtul

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What do we mean by genocide denial? Genocide denial on a international level. The history and development of the penalisation of genocide denial in Europe. The common law approach to genocide denial. ECHR case law on genocide denial. The future of the repression of genocide denial.

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What do we mean by genocide denial? Genocide denial on a international level. The history and development of the penalisation of genocide denial in Europe. The common law approach to genocide denial. ECHR case law on genocide denial. The future of the repression of genocide denial.

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What do we mean by genocide denial? Genocide denial on a international level. The history and development of the penalisation of genocide denial in Europe. The common law approach to genocide denial. ECHR case law on genocide denial. The future of the repression of genocide denial.

Key concepts: Genocide, Denial, Political science, Criminology, Law, Sociology, Psychology, Psychoanalysis

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