PhD studies in human rights

A weblog for students engaged in doctoral studies in the field of human rights. It is intended to provide information about contemporary developments, references to new publications and material of a practical nature.

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Thursday, 30 October 2008

Monday, 27 October 2008

Slavery Judgment Condemns Niger

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Today’s Guardian has a fascinating artricle about a judgment of the Court of the Economic Community of West African States holding Niger res...

Florence Hartmann Appears in The Hague

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Several weeks ago, I reported on a contempt citation issued against the former press attaché of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal...

Wednesday, 22 October 2008

Appeals Chamber Ruling in Lubanga Case is Another Blow to the Prosecutor

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The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court has ruled on the appeals of two Trial Chamber decisions in the Lubanga case from Jun...

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Sunday, 19 October 2008

Garzón Investigating Crimes of Spanish Civil War

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Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzón, the Spanish prosecutor who made a name for himself a decade ago in his efforts to prosecute Chilean ex-dictat...

Saturday, 18 October 2008

"Most Serious Crimes' and the Death Penalty

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At the end of the month, I will attend a conference entitled ‘The Impact of International Conventions towards China’s Death Penalty Reform’,...

Juvenile Death Penalty in Iran: Beginning of the End?

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In a press release issued yesterday, the Geneva-based World Organisation Against Torture reported an announcement by the Iranian judiciary o...

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Friday, 17 October 2008

O'Bama for President, or Taoiseach

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There are many rumours afoot about the mysterious Barack O'Bama, but the best one is that O'Bama is really an Irishman. See: http://...

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