A Russian schoolgirl drew an anti-war sketch in class, leading to her father's arrest and their eventual flight to France. Here is the legal breakdown of freedom of expression and asylum.
An exploration of the ECtHR's ruling in Carter v. Russia, which establishes Russia's responsibility for Alexander Litvinenko's assassination and highlights the importance of state accountability in extraterritorial human rights violations
An exploration of the ECtHR's judgment in Georgia v. Russia (II), focusing on jurisdictional issues and Russia's responsibility for human rights violations during the 2008 South Ossetia and Abkhazia conflict
An in-depth look at the Kurt v. Austria case by the European Court of Human Rights, exploring its implications on the jurisprudence of domestic violence and the right to life under the European Convention on Human Rights.
An analysis of the ECtHR's decision in Ribcheva and Others v. Bulgaria, focusing on the state's procedural and substantive responsibilities in the planning and execution of law enforcement operations and the protection of officers lives."
This article explores the significant legal case of 'Ukraine v. Russia (re Crimea)' brought by the Government of Ukraine against the Russian Federation, addressing alleged human rights violations in Crimea since 2014 and its implications in international law
An examination of the ECHR's decision in Hanan v. Germany, highlighting the complexities of extraterritorial human rights obligations in military operations and the intricate balance between international humanitarian law and human rights law.
An examination of the ECtHR's decision in Bivolaru and Moldovan v. France, which critically assesses the application of European arrest warrants in light of the Convention's human rights protections