With almost 20,000 pageviews from nearly a 100 countries since its start at the end of May, this weblog has gathered a large group of reader...

Professor Eric Voeten of Georgetown University has just published the article 'The Impartiality of International Judges: Evidence from t...

The regulation of advertising for political parties on television is an issue hotly debated in many countries. In Norway there is a complete...

Last week, the Court gave a pilot-like judgment in the case of Viasu v. Romania . The applicant in the case tried in vain to have a compensa...

Today it is exactly 60 years ago that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations. A...

Last week, om 4 December, the Grand Chamber delivered its judgment S. and Marper v. United Kingdom , a highly anticipated case on the retent...

Just before the weekend, a short round-up of recent ECHR-related articles in academic journals: Specifically on ECHR and health there is an ...

The protection of privacy is a major problem on the internet. But the situation gets even more complicated when the protection of the privac...

Stavros Tsakyrakis of the University of Athens has just posted an online article on the issue of balancing in ECHR judgments, entitled '...

Yesterday, the Grand Chamber issued its judgment in the case of Salduz , about a 17 year-old boy who was questioned in a police station with...