The 12th Edition of the Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition is now officially launched! The Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition is an international competition that simulates the procedures of complaints to the European Court of Human Rights, providing a unique opportunity for students to experience the principles and implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights firsthand. Develop your knowledge on the most pressing human rights issues and on the European Court of Human Rights proceedings while debating with students and judges from different parts of Europe! Register at helgapedersenmoot.elsa.org and get a chance to be a part of the world’s biggest English-speaking Moot Court Competition on Human Rights!
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Facebook reminds me that, in February 2018, I gave a #conference entitled "The European Map of Justice and the HELP Programme of the Council of Europe" at the Ferrol Bar Association (Spain). A two-part session: 1/ Explanation of the #EuropeanCourtofHumanRights linked to the #CouncilofEurope and the #CourtOfJustice of the #EuropeanUnion. 2/ Presentation of the European Programme for Human Rights Education for Legal Professionals (#HELPProgramme) of the Council of Europe. - The Spanish courses available at the time. - How to register on the platform: https://lnkd.in/dBrpnHDU - Link to the main webpage: https://lnkd.in/dSdWTsdY I remember a lively debate on the importance and influence of these European courts on the domestic judicial system and a pleasant surprise about the Council of Europe's educational programme for legal professionals. #EuropeaConvencida 😊 💪 😁 #Europe
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Just published: "UNDRIP in Action: White and Montour Decision" on Law360 Canada. This is a potentially game-changing court decision that could redefine how Canadian courts acknowledge Aboriginal rights in Canada and respect Indigenous laws, setting a precedent for a more inclusive and respectful legal landscape. Dive into the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gpbVEYmP #IndigenousRights #LegalAnalysis #Law360Canada
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In our latest Blog Post, Saoirse Flattery discusses how the European Court of Human Rights have used 'incrementalism' as a new version of the 'living instrument doctrine'. Saoirse achieves this by analysing the evolution and decline of the living instrument doctrine at the ECtHR and weighing the benefits and limits of incrementalism. Click the link below to read the blog in full. https://lnkd.in/eQTc-eUi
Incrementalism at the European Court of Human Rights: A New Version of the Living Instrument Doctrine?
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Am really looking forward to the EMRIP session in Geneva next week, thanks to Environment Defenders Office and Curtin Law School for their support. I'll be speaking with Indigenous rights leaders about sacred sites, heritage protection and our human rights law obligations. #indigenousrights #indigenouspeoples #heritage #internationallaw #humanrights #humanrightsviolations #humanrightslaw #racism #sacred #politicsandlaw #societyandculture
Managing Partner of Brödermann Jahn, Hamburg; Professor University of Hamburg, LL.M. (Harvard), Maître en droit (Paris V), FCIArb. (London); Certified Specialist in International Business Law
7moA great initiative ! Congratulations!