Freedom of Expression and the European Court of Human Rights: A seminar
Those interested in European law or in freedom of expression might want to take a look at documents from “The European Protection of Freedom of Expression: Some Recent Restrictive Trends”, a recent seminar at the European Court of Human Rights, which was directed at the question: “Are recent developments in the Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights case-law undermining adequate guarantees for freedom of expression?”
Here’s a partial list of papers available in PDF, to give you a sense of what’s there:
Freedom of Expression and Article 10 ECHR – Summaries of 20 recent judgments (and decisions) of the European Court of Human Rights by Dirk Voorhoof
Les « devoirs » et « responsabilités » des journalistes : une garantie à l’exercice de la liberté d’expression? by Mario Oetheimer
Russian Case-Law In The Framework Of Article 10 Of The European Convention by Galina Arapova
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights: a dialogue on freedom of expression standards. by Eduardo Andrés Bertoni
There are some 17 papers in all.
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November 17th, 2008 at 3:24 pm
Haroon Siddiqui had an opinion column on a related issue in The Star yesterday.