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A cartoon titled Series Les Gens de Justice representing a lawyer pleading in court sleeping by Honoré Daumier, published in the French illustrated magazine Le Charivari on 15 August 1845.

‘The European Courts have long been the rubber stamp for the Commission’ — An Interview with French Law Professor Gaëtan Cliquennois

‘Indeed, the cases in which the Open Society Foundation litigates, either directly or indirectly through a representative, are the result of a conscious selection: they are chosen according to their expected political and legal impact and only launched in specific…
Courtroom of the European Court of Human Rights (cropped, 2014)

ECHR Ruling Condemning Denmark over Deportation of Foreign Drug Trafficker Goes Unnoticed

In a ruling delivered on 12 November 2024, the ECHR condemned Denmark for deporting an Iraqi drug trafficker. The European judges established new principles in this case that could set a precedent and further limit States’ rights to deport foreign…

Council of Europe Election Week Kicks off — The Risk of Leftist Takeover Is High

Two elections this week at the Council of Europe will determine the institution’s future orientation. On Tuesday, 25 June the new Secretary General of the Council of Europe will be elected for a five-year term. On Wednesday, 26 June three…
Court room of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France

Dániel Karsai’s Bid for Euthanasia Rights Rejected by European Court of Human Rights

Before the decision, Karsai had a conversation with Gergely Gulyás, the Minister heading the Prime Minister’s Office, who argued that, as a religious person, he could not support the taking of a human life….
Dr Dániel Karsai on 13 November 2023.

On The Value of Guilt and Moral Charges — Anticipating the ECHR’s Judgment in Karsai v. Hungary

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis—that is the name of the illness Dániel Karsai, a renowned Hungarian constitutional lawyer was diagnosed with in August 2022. Armed with comprehensive knowledge of the relevant domestic and international legal frameworks, he has embarked on a mission….
The Palais de la Nation in Brussels, Belgium.

Never Mind that Children’s Rights Are Being Violated in Belgium, Hungary is the Culprit

The sincerity of the concerns of Belgian politicians about Hungary’s Child Protection Act is cast into doubt by the fact that, according to statistics published by the Belgian police, forced marriages involving minors and illegal child marriages have been an…

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