ABSTRACT The paper deals with issues of socio-economic deprivation in the broader context of the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights in migration-related cases. In this respect the Strasbourg ...

ABSTRACT The United Kingdom is historically presented as a land of liberty. Nowadays, an analysis of the legislation and its application reveals a very different reality. The UK and its Government are ...

ABSTRACT Unlike men’s breasts, exposing women’s breasts constitutes an offence of sexual exhibition under Article 222-32 of the French Criminal Code. This discrimination, although tempered by a ...

ABSTRACT Political parties, as mediators between civil society and the State, play the main role in shaping the political will of the people. But they can also become the gravediggers of modern democratic ...

ABSTRACT Taking the linguistic needs of asylum seekers into account in order to offer them the right conditions in their efforts to receive international protection is an imperative requirement. One might ...

ABSTRACT The concept of secondary victimisation, still little known to legal scholars, has made a relatively discreet appearance in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights over the last ten ...

ABSTRACT In this case, the European Court of Justice accepts the extension of the protection afforded by the judgement Ruiz Zambrano on the basis of Article 20 TFEU, for a child always having resided ...