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The ECHR Blog focuses on developments related to the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). It covers detailed analysis of case law, including landmark judgments on human rights issues such as climate change, judicial independence, and migration challenges. The blog discusses procedural and substantive aspects of the Convention and its Protocols, as well as the EU's accession process to the ECHR. It also addresses political and legal debates surrounding the interpretation and reform of the Convention system, featuring contributions from legal experts, former judges, and human rights organizations. The blog serves as a resource for practitioners and scholars interested in European human rights law.
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New Podcast Episode 'Lawyering Before the ECtHR'
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New Book on Legal Mobilization of Workers before the ECtHR
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The Court's Annual Report and Opening of the Judicial Year
At the formal opening, the President of the Court, Mattias Guyomar, in his speech called for judicial unity…
New Book on the ECtHR and Authoritarian Populism
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‘We Make It, You Take It’: Fake Dialogue and Genuine Pressure between the States and the European Court of Human Rights
By Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou, University of LiverpoolThe Dialogue
The Steering Committee for Human
Rights (CDDH) has just published a Preliminary Draft Text for the
Outcome Document Containing Elements for a Political Declaration. Most of this document
is dedicated…
Article 3 ECHR and Chișinău: What Are the Stakes?
By Natasa Mavronicola, University of Birmingham
Article 3 ECHR is under pressure. At a recent informal
ministerial conference in Strasbourg on human rights day, 10 December 2025, Ministers
from 27 Member States of the Council of Europe prepared…
Our Public Resource on the Convention's Future
As ECHR Blog editorial team, we have created a dedicated page, entitled ‘Future of the Convention‘, on which we keep track of the debates about the future of the Court and the Convention which started with the open
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