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hudoc.echr.coe.int

the hudoc database provides access to the case-law of the court (grand chamber, chamber and committee judgments and decisions, communicated cases, advisory opinions and legal summaries from the case-law information note), the european commission of human rights (decisions and reports) and the committee of ministers (resolutions)

juris.ohchr.org

the jurisprudence database is intended to be a single source of the human rights recommendations and findings issued by all the committees in their work on individual cases. it enables the general public, governments, civil society organizations, united nations partners and international regional mechanisms to research the vast body of legal interpretation of international human rights law as it has evolved over the past years.

strasbourgobservers.com

By Sjoerd Lopik Today marks the second anniversary of the Urgenda climate ruling of the Supreme Court (Hoge Raad) of the Netherlands (a translation of the ruling can be accessed here). With its ruling, the Supreme Court finalised the first case in which a national court issued a specific order to a government to reduce […]

inforrm.org

The election nears. The Prime Minister publicly stakes his re-election prospects on his government’s ability to make its the flagship “Rwanda” policy operational (or else threatens to leave that th…

justiceinitiative.org

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globalwitness.org

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futurefreespeech.org

Jacob Mchangama talks about why freedom of speech is in crisis – and how countries like Switzerland could show a way out of it.

scobserver.in

Supreme Court Observer is a legal journalism platform that reports, analyses and makes sense of the work of the Supreme Court of India.

internetfreedom.in

The amendment to Section 8(1)(j) of the RTI Act under the DPDP Act, 2023 undermines transparency by allowing broad denial of information under the guise of privacy. IFF has joined a civil society campaign demanding its rollback to protect the Right to Information.