Annual Student Human Rights Conference odbędzie się po raz 20. w dniu 29 marca 2019 r. na Uniwersytecie w Nottingham pod hasłem "The European Court of Human Rights: 60 Years of Success?".
Referaty wygłoszone podczas konferencji mają odpowiadać na następujące pytania:
- Do states found in breach of the Convention implement Court judgments and what role should the Court play in the enforcement of judgments?
- How can the Court overcome its overload of cases? Should it become a constitutional court, just taking on leading cases? What procedural changes could it make? How could states help?
- Does the margin of appreciation doctrine allow undue discretion to states or should deference to states be taken even further? Is the Court’s dynamic interpretation of the Convention justifiable and what role should state consensus play?
- Is the argument that the Court lacks legitimacy persuasive?
- What impact has the post-Cold War extension of the Convention to Central and East European states had?
- A comparison of the Court’s jurisprudence with that of other international courts or UN treaty monitoring bodies. Should there be harmonisation?
Organizatorzy czekają na zgłoszenia do 13 grudnia br. (abstrakt do 1000 słów ze wszystkimi danymi kontaktowymi kandydata) pod adresem HumanRightsConference@nottingham.ac.uk.
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