Human Rights Research Series – serie

Privatized Art of War

Private Military and Security Companies and State Responsibility for Their Unlawful Conduct in Conflict Areas

Faith in Public Debate

On Freedom of Expression, Hate Speech and Religion in France & the Netherlands

Accepting Assistance in the Aftermath of Disasters

Standards for States under International Law

Child in ICC Proceedings

Morally Sensitive Issues and Cross-Border Movement in the EU

The cases of reproductive matters and legal recognition of same-sex relationships

Killing of Death

Denying the genocide against the Tutsi

principle of legality in European criminal law

Long and Winding Road to Equality and Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

Humanitarian Assistance and State Sovereignty in International Law

Towards a Comprehensive Framework

Rights and Wrongs under the ECHR

The prohibition of abuse of rights in Article 17 of the European Convention on Human Rights

Human Rights and Drug Control

Access to Controlled Essential Medicines in Resource-Constrained Countries

Limits of Fundamental Rights Protection by the EU

The Scope for the Development of Positive Obligations

Privacy as Virtue

Moving Beyond the Individual in the Age of Big Data

Towards a Sustainable Human Right to Water

Supporting vulnerable people and protecting water resources

Advancing the Right to Health Care in China

Towards Accountability

Collective Reparations

Tensions and Dilemmas between Collective Reparations with the Individual Right to Receive Reparations

Trapped in a Religious Marriage

A human rights perspective on the phenomenon of marital captivity

Re-examination of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in a Political Society in the Light of the Principle of Human Dignity

Towards a Regime of Responsibility of Armed Groups in International Law

Nationality and Statelessness in Europe

European Law on Preventing and Solving Statelessness

Fundamental Rights Violations by Private Actors and the Procedure before the ECHR

A Study of Verticalised Cases