Access to Justice as a Human Right
β Francioni, Francesco
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2007
π OUP Oxford
π English
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Access to justice as a human right
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- Oxford University Press
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- 2007
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- English
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- 580
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- Collected courses of the Academy of European Law 16/4
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Content: The rights of access to justice under customary international law / Francesco Francioni --
The individual right of access to justice in times of crisis : emergencies, armed conflicts, and terrorism / Fionnuala NiΜ AolaΜin --
Access to justice and compensation for violations of the law of war / Natalino Ronzitti --
Access to justice before international human rights bodies : reflections on the practice of the UN Human Rights Committee and the European Court of Human Rights / Martin Scheinin --
Access to environmental justice / Catherine Redgwell --
Access to justice in European comparative law / Eva Storskrubb and Jacques Ziller --
Access to justice for victims of torture / Rory Stephen Brown.
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