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Preface

Table of Contents

	Article 2 - Right to life
	Article 3 - Prohibition of torture
	Article 6 - Right to a fair trial
	Article 7 - No punishment without law
	Article 8 - Private and family life
	Article 10 - Freedom of expression
	Article 11 - Freedom of assembly and association
	Article 14 - Prohibition of discrimination
	Article 3 of Protocol No. 1 - Right to free elections
	Procedural matters
	Article 41 - Just satisfaction
	Article 46
	List of Cases Cited
Literature
Examples

Description

This book covers Judge Zupan?i? 's individual separate opinions, including those joined by other judges, plus the joint opinions of several judges in which Judge Zupan?i? participated. The collection gives an account of Judge Zupan?i? 's views regarding human rights. This is a companion volume to the author's The Owl of Minerva, published in 2007.The title of the book is taken from Hegel and refers to the idea that philosophy cannot be prescriptive because it understands only in hindsight. The same holds true for conceptions of human rights. Based on his many years of experience in the field, the author shares his thoughts about human rights and the role it plays in society.

Target group

Academics.

Author's information

Boštjan Zupan?i? (born May 13, 1947 in Ljubljana, Slovenia) is a Slovenian lawyer and a justice on the European Court of Human Rights. Zupan?i? has law degrees from the University of Ljubljana, University of Montreal and Harvard Law School.

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