This Saar Blueprint provides a comparative analysis of the legal concepts of torture and inhumane treatment under international law, focusing on interpretations by UN human rights bodies, the European Court of Human Rights, and international criminal tribunals. While all regimes uphold the absolute prohibition of torture, they differ in how they define and apply key elements, especially regarding mental and sexual violence.
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This Saar Blueprint explores Ireland’s inter-state application against the United Kingdom before the European Court of Human Rights, focusing on the Northern Ireland (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act. It examines the Act’s compatibility with the European Convention on Human Rights, particularly in relation to state obligations under Articles 1, 2, and 6.
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We continue our online symposium by examining another critical issue: AI in police work. Does AI carry the risk of reinforcing racial profiling? And how does the ECtHR view racial profiling? In this contribution, Chunhuan Li seeks answers to these pressing societal and ethical questions.
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In the recent Saar Expert Paper, Dr. Hava Yurttagül presents a thorough analysis of the Halet v. Luxembourg ruling by the European Court of Human
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In the most recent Saar Blueprint Ellina Rudakova investigates the legal challenges of transgender and gender-diverse persons taking into consideration the jurisprudence of the European
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Unser jüngster Saar Blueprint von Philipp Weisgerber mit dem Titel „Artikel 8 EMRK: Vom Schutz des Privatlebens hin zur allgemeinen Handlungsfreiheit?“ ist hier abrufbar.
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