Die letzte Woche unseres Online-Symposiums „Human Rights during the pandemic“ beginnt mit der Fortsetzung des Beitrags von Karoline Dolgowski.
Der Beitrag ist hier abrufbar.
Den ersten Teil finden Sie hier.
Schlagwort-Archive: Human Rights
A quick reminder of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its application during the pandemic in Germany
Todays contribution to our Online Symposium „Human Rights during the Pandemic“ is a quick reminder of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its application during the pandemic in Germany by Julia Jungfleisch.
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Freedom of Peaceful Assembly during the COVID-19 pandemic in the light of the Albanian Constitutional Court’s Decision 11/2021 and the ECHR
In our next post of our Symposium „Human Rights during the pandemic“ Gentjan Skara and Bojana Hajdini analyse whether the measures to fight the pandemic of the Albanian government were in compliance with the Albanian Constitution and the ECHR or not.
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Lockdown measures as detention? – The case Terheş c La Roumanie
The second week of our Online Symposium ends with the article ‚Lockdown measures as detention? – The case Terheş c La Roumanie‘ written by Katharina Koch. She analyzes the compatibility of lockdown measures with the ECHR based on recent case law by the Strasbourg court.
You can find the article here.
Can the refusal of a government to adapt expert ideas in their COVID-19 framework reach the status of crime against humanity?
In our next contribution to the Symposium Alexandre Guerreiro asks the question, if the refusal of a government to adapt expert ides in their COVID-19 framework can reach the status of crime against humanity.
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