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Amicus Curiae Presented to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: In the Case Allan R. Brewer Carras vs. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
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Equality & Non-discrimination between the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights. Challenges and Perspectives in the Religious Discourse
No full textMapping the Normative Interaction between the IACtHR and the ECtHR - The Right to Information under Regional Human Rights Law
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The Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Interpretive Method of External Referencing: Regional Consensus v. Universality
No full textA Nexus Approach to the Responsibility of the European Border and Coast Guard: From Individual to Systemic Accountability
No full textThe interaction of multiple actors if European Border and Coast Guard Operations leads to a nexus of responsibilities, both individual and collective, positive and negative, direct or indirect, that is hard to disentangle. The connections between the responsibility of member states and that of the agency often lead to a non-singular answer to the question of the one responsible, which is not accommodated by the existing paradigm of legal accountability. Thus, this paper suggests a different approach to accountability, named ‘systemic accountability’, arguing from the perspective of justice, the rule of law, and strategic litigation.Effective Protection of Fundamental Rights in a pluralist worl
