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Website Operators’ Liability for Offensive Comments: A Comparative Analysis of Delfi as v. Estonia and MTE & Index v. Hungary

Baltic Journal of Law & Politics, 2017
In 2013 and 2015, the ECtHR in the famous case of Delfi AS v. Estonia recognised the possibility for a website operator to be liable for the delayed removal of illegal comments of internet users.
Šidlauskienė Jūratė, Jurkevičius Vaidas   +1 more
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Bias and judicial narrative: a critical discourse analysis of the ECtHR and ECJ case law on religious symbols

European Law Open
The use of religious symbols has sparked heated debate and numerous judicial cases across Europe. Early case law from the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has been criticised for allegedly employing biased discourses.
Mauro Gatti, Giulia Evolvi
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KOMPENSACIJA IŠ VOKIETIJOS UŽ PRIVERČIAMĄJĮ DARBĄ ANTROJOPASAULINIO KARO METU EUROPOS ŽMOGAUS TEISIŲ TEISMO PRAKTIKOJE

Teisė, 2013
Straipsnyje analizuojama Europos Žmogaus Teisių Teismo (toliau – EŽTT arba Teismas) praktika bylose, susijusiose su kompensacija už priverčiamąjį darbą nacionalsocialistinio (toliau – nacių) režimo metais.
N. Bruskina
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CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE EXECUTION OF THE ECtHR JUDGMENTS IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Правоприменение, 2017
The article studies binding legal force of the ECtHR decisions in relation to the arising from the Constitution of the Russian Federation and the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms requirement demanding execution of ...
K. Aranovskiy, S. Knyazev
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Tolerance, prohibition of political parties and the ECTHR

Eudaimonia, 2023
Is the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) tolerant of extremist political parties? In interpreting Article 11 of the European Convention of Human Rights which enshrines the freedom of assembly and association, the Court is concerned with this issue. This article critically discusses some of the theses put forward in the Court’s judgments.
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Social networks and the impact of the European Court of Human Rights

European Law Open
Insights from Social Network Analysis reveal that the structure of the social network surrounding international courts is important for these courts’ ability to secure compliance with their judgments and by this to initiate social change.
Shai Dothan
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The state’s obligation under the ECHR to prevent domestic violence and Bulgaria‘s response [PDF]

Temida
Domestic violence remains a serious problem with profound human rights implications. This requires states to have effective legal and institutional frameworks to protect victims and prevent future abuse.
Krasteva Zdravka, Vladova-Nedkova Iskra
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The ECtHR Steps into the Ring

, 2021
Verfassungsblog: On Matters ...
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Balancing Democracy and Human Rights

Bratislava Law Review
The paper examines the tension between democracy, human rights, and power-sharing constitutional arrangements in multi-ethnic states, focusing on the Kovačević v.
Mahir Muharemović, Benjamin Nurkic
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On a verbal offence against religious feelings – commentary on the European Court of Human Rights’ judgement of 15 September 2022 in Rabczewska v. Poland

Studia z Prawa Wyznaniowego
In its judgement of 15 September 2022 in the case of Rabczewska v. Poland (App. No. 8257/13), the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) held that the conviction of a Polish singer for her statement made during a press interview – “It’s hard to believe ...
Lidia K. Jaskuła
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