Report of the Seminar "Implementation of Human Rights" : the efficiency of justice in the Council of Europe and its Member States" / Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NCJM, Dutch section of the International Commission of Jurists (org.)
Autor institucional: IMPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, The Hague, 2004Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Leiden : NJCM, 2004Descrição física: XII,190p.; 24 cmAssunto: 492 | 1301 | 8103 | 1037 | 1206Localização e Cota : 342.7REP Resumo: Assessing the multitude of treaty instruments and monitoring mechanisms: tailor-made approach or unnecessary fragmentation and overlap? Judicial systems and human rights: lessons learned from the OSCE/ODIRH perspective. The role of CEPEJin promoting the efficiency of justice. Cooperation between national authorities and the Council of Europe: experiences in capacity building of the judiciary. Interaction between the national judiciary and the European Court of Human Rights: subsidiarity, cooperation and supervision. European Human Rights Law in national and international practice: common experiences and differences. Legal aid: a pre-condition for an effective access to justice? The respective powers of the Ombudsmen and the Courts. The Ombudsman Institution. Corruption within the judiciary. The experiences of non-governmental organisations in the Council of Europe system of human rights protection. Inter-organisational cooperation in support of effective domestic implementation of international norms: reflections from practice.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Assessing the multitude of treaty instruments and monitoring mechanisms: tailor-made approach or unnecessary fragmentation and overlap? Judicial systems and human rights: lessons learned from the OSCE/ODIRH perspective. The role of CEPEJin promoting the efficiency of justice. Cooperation between national authorities and the Council of Europe: experiences in capacity building of the judiciary. Interaction between the national judiciary and the European Court of Human Rights: subsidiarity, cooperation and supervision. European Human Rights Law in national and international practice: common experiences and differences. Legal aid: a pre-condition for an effective access to justice? The respective powers of the Ombudsmen and the Courts. The Ombudsman Institution. Corruption within the judiciary. The experiences of non-governmental organisations in the Council of Europe system of human rights protection. Inter-organisational cooperation in support of effective domestic implementation of international norms: reflections from practice.
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