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A hopeful future for European human rights

By Alliance Alert

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Mattias C. Kettemann writing in the Harvard Law Record: "While the details, as mentioned before, will still need to be worked out and the days before the Interlaken conference are sure to be filled with intensive intra-European human rights diplomacy, one conclusion of President Costa is certainly true: Reforms must bear in mind the 'principle of a better sharing of responsibility between the Court and the States.' Truly, ensuring human rights protection is not a matter that states can leave to a court alone, especially one as swamped with cases as the European Court of Human Rights. It is a common responsibility."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on February 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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