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PETER HALSTEAD
UNLOCKING
HUMAN RIGHTS
SERIES EDITORS: JACQUELINE MARTIN & CHRIS TURNER
HODDER EDUCATION AN HACHETTE UK COMPANY
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE
HUMAN RIGHTS STUDY SKILLS
TABLE OF CASES
TABLE OF STATUTES
TABLE OF INTERNATIONAL LEGISLATION
LIST OF FIGURES
1 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RIGHTS 1 . 1 OVERVIEW 1.1.1 HARD AND SOFT LAW
1.2 RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
1.2.1 RULE OF LAW 1.2.2 SEPARATION OF POWERS 1.2.3 DEMOCRACY 1.3 WHERE
DID RIGHTS START? 1.3.1 SLAVERY 1.3.2 CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN EUROPE
1.3.3 LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1.3.4 AFTERMATH OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1.3.5
END OF COLONIALISM 1.3.6 DIPLOMATS AND HEADS OF STATE 1.3.7
NON-COMBATANTS, REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS 1 .4 EU CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHTS 1.4.1 LEGAL SCOPE OF EU CHARTER
1.5 JURISPRUDENTIAL NATURE OF HUMAN RIGHTS 1.5.1 UNIVERSAL V CULTURAL
RELATIVISM 1.5.2 IMPLICATIONS OF UNIVERSALISM 1.5.3 BASIC HUMAN GOODS
1.5-4 GENERATIONAL RIGHTS
XIV
XV
XVII
XXIV
XXXV
XXXVIII
XLIII
1 1 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 6 9
10 10 11 12
12 13 14 14
15 16 17
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1.5.5 THE DEMBOUR ANALYSIS 19
1.6 UK RIGHTS TODAY 21
1.7 ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY 22
1.8 SUMMARY 24
2 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS 26
2.1 INTRODUCTION 26
2.1.1 EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY 26
2.1.2 THE UN 27
2.1.3 THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE 27
2.2 THE EUROPEAN RIGHTS REGIME 28
2.3 EUROPEAN UNION 29
2.4 COUNCIL OF EUROPE INSTITUTIONS AND PERSONNEL 30
2.4.1 THE COMMISSION 30
2.4.2 THE COURT 31
2.4.3 THE COMMITTEE OF MINISTERS 31
2.4.4 THE PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY 32
2.4.5 THE COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS 33
2.4.6 THE JUDICIARY 33
2.5 THE CONVENTION PRINCIPLES 35
2.5.1 INTERNATIONAL TREATY 35
2.5.2 PROHIBITION ON DISCRIMINATION 36
2.5.3 PROTOCOLS 38
2.5.4 RESERVATIONS 39
2.5.5 DEROGATIONS 40
2.5.6 HIERARCHY OF RIGHTS? 42
2.5.7 LAWFULNESS 42
2.6 INTER-STATE APPLICATIONS 44
2.7 INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS 46
2.8 OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF THE ECHR 47
2.8.1 PROPORTIONALITY AND PURPOSIVE INTERPRETATION 47
2.8.2 THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION 48
2.8.3 ADVISORY OPINIONS 49
2.9 CONCLUSIONS 51
3 HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998 54
3.1 A PROUD ENGLISH TRADITION 54
3.1.1 RELUCTANT EUROPEANS 55
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3.1.2 NEED FOR CHANGE 56
3.2 GENESIS OF THE ACT 57
3.2.1 BRINGING RIGHTS HOME 59
3.2.2 CONSTITUTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 60
3.3 THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998 62
3.3.1 STRUCTURE OF THE ACT 62
3.3.2 SUMMARY EXPLANATION 63
3.4 INTRODUCTION TO THE ACT 64
3.4.1 THE CONVENTION RIGHTS SI 64
3.4.2 INTERPRETATION OF CONVENTION RIGHTS S 2 65
3.4.3 PREAMBLE 66
3.5 LEGISLATION 66
3.5.1 INTERPRETATION OF LEGISLATION S 3 66
3.5.2 PURPOSIVE INTERPRETATION 67
3.5.3 DECLARATIONS OF INCOMPATIBILITY S 4 68
3.5.4 INCOMPATIBILITY CASE LAW 69
3.5.5 RIGHT OF CROWN TO INTERVENE S 5 71
3.6 PUBLIC AUTHORITIES 71
3.6.1 ACTS OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES S 6 71
3.6.2 PROCEEDINGS UNDER S 7 72
3.6.3 JUDICIAL REMEDIES S 8 73
3.7 REMEDIAL ACTION S 10 73
3.8 OTHER RIGHTS AND PROCEEDINGS 74
3.8.1 FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION S 12 74
3.8.2 FREEDOM OF THOUGHT, CONSCIENCE AND RELIGION S 13 74
3.9 DEROGATIONS AND RESERVATIONS 74
3.9.1 DEROGATION 75
3.9.2 RESERVATIONS 77
3.10 JUDGES OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 78
3.11 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 78
3.12 IMPLEMENTATION 79
3.13 HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE UK 79
RIGHT TO LIFE 83
4.1 INTRODUCTION 83
4.1.1 GLOBAL CONVENTIONS 83
4.1.2 THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION 84
4.1.3 ABOLITION OF THE DEATH PENALTY 85
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4.2
4.3
4.4 4.5
4.6
4.7 4.8
4.9
4.1.4 PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS INVESTIGATION OF MISTAKES WARTIME 4.3.1
DEATHS POSITIVE STATE OBLIGATION DEATHS IN CUSTODY RIGHT TO 4.5.1 4.5.2
4.5.3 4.5.4
RIGHT TO 4.6.1 4.6.2
DIE? COMPETENCY INSOLUBLE DILEMMA THE DOCTRINE OF DOUBLE EFFECT ABSENCE
OF COMPETENCY
LIVE COMPETENCY ABSENCE OF COMPETENCY SELF DEFENCE
RIGHT TO 4.8.1 4.8.2 4.8.3
LIFE IN EUROPE TURKEY GERMANY ITALY
CONCLUSIONS 4.9.1 4.9.2 COMMON LAW
RIGHTS LAW
85 91 96 99 100
105 105 107 108
109 111 111 111
112 115 115 116
117 117 117 118
PROHIBITION AGAINST TORTURE, INHUMAN AND DEGRADING TREATMENT 121 5.1
BACKGROUND 121
5.1.2 WHAT IS TORTURE? 122
5.2 THE MILGRAM EXPERIMENT 123
5.3 ABSOLUTE UNACCEPTABILITY 124
5.4 MEANING AND SOURCES 125
5.5 UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR 126
5.6 CHANGING PERCEPTIONS 127
5-7 CHASTISEMENT OF CHILDREN 129
5.7.1 EARLIER CASES 129
5.7.2 CURRENT LAW 130
5.8 UK LEGISLATION 131
5.8.1 SCHOOL STANDARDS AND FRAMEWORK ACT 1998 C 31 131
5.8.2 THE CHILDREN ACT 2004 132
5.9 CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY 133
5.10 PUNISHMENT OF YOUNG CRIMINALS 134
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5.11 INTERROGATION OF TERRORISTS
5.11.1 THE PARKER REPORT 5.12 DEPORTATION 5.13 EUROPE 5.14 TORTURE
ELSEWHERE
5.14.1 USA 5.14.2 CHINA 5.14.3 CHILE 5.15 CONCLUSIONS
6 PROHIBITION AGAINST SLAVERY 6.1 SLAVERY, SERVITUDE, FORCED OR
COMPULSORY LABOUR 6.1.1 BACKGROUND 6.1.2 COMMON LAW
6.1.3 STATUTORY REFORM 6.1.4 A GLOBAL PROBLEM 6.2 DEFINITIONS 6.2.1 ECHR
ARTICLE 4 6.3 SLAVERY AND SERVITUDE 6.4 SERVITUDE AND FORCED LABOUR 6.5
MILITARY SERVICE 6.6 FORCED LABOUR AND ARTICLE 4(3) CIVIL EXCEPTIONS
6.6.1 JURY SERVICE 6.6.2 LEGAL SERVICE 6.6.3 FIRE SERVICE 6.6A SPORT
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135 136 137
140 141 141
142 143 145
147 147 147
148 149 150 150
152 152 154 156 157
157 158 158 159
6.7 COUNCIL OF EUROPE CONVENTION AGAINST TRAFFICKING IN HUMANS 160 6.7.1
EXAMPLES OF TRAFFICKING 6.7.2 OPERATION PENTAMETER 6.8 CONCLUSIONS
7 RIGHT TO LIBERTY AND SECURITY 7.1 ENGLISH CIVIL LIBERTIES 7.2 HUMAN
RIGHTS 7.2.1 UNIVERSAL RIGHTS
7.2.2 THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION 7.2.3 CIRCUMSTANCES PERMITTING DEPRIVATION
OF LIBERTY 7.3 CASE LAW
161 162 162
165 165 165 166
166 167 170
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7.3.1 BREACH OF THE PEACE 170
7.3.2 DETENTION WITHOUT WARRANT AND HONEST BELIEF 171
7.3.3 COURTS MARTIAL 171
7.3.4 CRIME 172
7.3.5 NATURAL JUSTICE 172
7.4 BALANCING LIBERTY AND SECURITY: DETENTION WITHOUT CHARGE 173 7.5
ANTI-LIBERTARIAN POLICIES 176
7.6 NON-CRIMINAL DETENTION UNDER ARTICLE 5 178
7.6.1 ART 5(L)(A) DETENTION AFTER CONVICTION 179
7.6.2 ART 5(L)(B) NON-COMPLIANCE WITH LAWFUL COURT ORDER 179 7.6.3 ART
5(L)(C) PREVENTION OF COMMISSION OF AN OFFENCE 181 7.6.4 ART 5(1)(D)
DETENTION OF MINORS 182
7.6.5 ART 5(L)(E) DETENTION ON MEDICAL OR SOCIAL GROUNDS 183 7.6.6 ART
5(L)(F) UNAUTHORISED ENTRANTS 184
7.7 DETENTION INVOLVING FOREIGN STATES 185
7.7.1 GUANTANAMO 186
7.7.2 IRAQ 187
7.8 EUROPEAN UNION 188
8 RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL 193
8.1 TRIALS AND HEARINGS 193
8.2 BACKGROUND 193
8.2.1 MAGNA CARTA (1215) 194
8.2.2 ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS 1689 195
8.3 FAIR PROCESS 196
8.3.1 KEVIN AT THE POLICE STATION 196
8.4 JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE 198
8.4.1 PROTECTION OF JUDICIAL OFFICE 198
8.4.2 JUDICIAL BIAS IN HEARINGS 198
8.4.3 JURY BIAS 203
8.5 ECHR ARTICLE 6 RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL 205
8.5.1 TYPES OF HEARING 206
8.5.2 FAIR HEARINGS DESPITE FLAWS 209
8.6 ARTICLE 6(1) 210
8.6.1 ACCESS TO THE COURT 210
8.6.2 FAIR AND PUBLIC HEARING AND JUDGMENT 214
8.6.3 WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME 216
8.6.4 INDEPENDENT COURT AND ABSENCE OF BIAS 217
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8.7 ARTICLE 6(2) PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE 217
8.7.1 THE REVERSED BURDEN OF PROOF 218
8.8 ARTICLE 6(3) MINIMUM RIGHTS 220
8.8.1 ARTICLE 6(3)(A) PROMPT INFORMATION 220
8.8.2 ARTICLE 6(3)(B) ADEQUATE TIME AND FACILITIES 221
8.8.3 ARTICLE 6(3)(C) DEFENDING ONESELF AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE 221 8.8.4
ARTICLE 6(3)(D) WITNESSES 222
8.8.5 ARTICLE 6(3)(E) INTERPRETERS 224
8.8.6 MISUSE OF ARTICLE 6(3) 225
9 NO PUNISHMENT WITHOUT LAW 229
9.1 INTRODUCTION 229
9.2 DUE PROCESS (OF LAW) 229
9.3 LEGISLATIVE POWER OF PARLIAMENT 230
9.4 DEVELOPMENT OF THE NULLUM CRITNEN PRINCIPLE 232
9.5 MODERN INTERNATIONAL PROVISIONS 233
9.5.1 U D H R A R T LL 233
9.5.2 THE ICCPR ARTICLE 15 233
9.5.3 ECHR ART 7 234
9.6 THE KEVIN TEST 234
9.6.1 EXAMPLE OF PRINCIPLE 1 236
9.6.2 EXAMPLES OF PRINCIPLE 2 236
9.7 RETROSPECTIVE CRIME AND PUNISHMENT 239
9.7.1 RETROSPECTIVE LAW 239
9.7.2 RETROSPECTIVE PUNISHMENT 240
9.8 SCOPE OF ART 7 CASES 243
9.8.1 WHAT KINDS OF CASE? 243
9.8.2 STRICTLY CRIMINAL IN SCOPE 244
9.8.3 PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE 244
9.9 CONCLUSIONS 245
10 PRIVACY AND RESPECT FOR PRIVATE AND FAMILY LIFE 247
10.1 INTRODUCTION 247
10.2 PRIVACY UNDER THE COMMON LAW 248
10.3 RIGHTS BROUGHT HOME 251
10.3.1 CONVENTION PROVISIONS 252
10.3.2 DEVELOPMENT OF RIGHT TO PRIVACY 252
10.3.3 FRAMING THE CLAIM UNDER ART 8 254
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10.3.4 DIFFICULTY OF CATEGORISATION 257
10.4 EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE 274
10.5 IMPORTANCE OF ART 8 276
10.6 MARRIAGE AND FOUNDING A FAMILY 277
11 FREEDOM OF THOUGHT, CONSCIENCE AND RELIGION 280
11.1 INTRODUCTION 280
11.2 FREEDOMS INTERCONNECTIVITY 282
11.3 ANALOGOUS PROVISIONS 283
11.4 MANIFESTATION OF RELIGION 284
11.5 HUMAN RIGHTS ACT S 13 288
11.6 VARIETY OF RELIGIOUS BELIEFS 289
11.7 UK STATE RECOGNITION OF RELIGION 290
11.8 SECULAR BELIEFS 292
11.9 EU POLICY 297
11.10 EUROPEAN EXAMPLES 297
11.11 SCOPE OF ART 9 300
12 FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION 302
12.1 THE FOUNDATION FREEDOM 302
12.2 IMPORTANCE OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION 302
12.3 TREATY PROVISIONS 304
12.4 ANALYSIS OF ECHR ARTICLE 10(1) 306
12.5 ANALYSIS OF ARTICLE 10(2) 307
12.6 LIMITATIONS ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION 307
12.6.1 PRESCRIBED BY LAW 307
12.6.2 NECESSARY IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY 308
12.6.3 LEGITIMATE AIMS 309
12.7 ART 10(2) DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 310
12.8 HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998 316
12.9 ANTI-TERRORISM LAWS 317
12.10 UNITED NATIONS PERIODIC REVIEW REPORT 318
13 FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATION 321
13.1 STRENGTH IN NUMBERS 321
13.2 EMPLOYMENT 322
13.3 DOMESTIC LAW 322
13.4 INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS 325
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13.5 ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATION 326
13.5.1 U D H R A R T 20 326
13.5.2 EU CHARTER FREEDOMS 327
13.5.3 ECHR ARTICLE 11 327
13.6 ANALYSIS OF ASSOCIATION 327
13.6.1 CASE LAW ON ASSOCIATION 328
13.7 MEANING OF ASSEMBLY 332
13.7.1 CASE LAW ON ASSEMBLY 333
14 RIGHT TO MARRY 338
14.1 GLOBAL RECOGNITION 338
14.1.1 UDHR 1948 ARTICLE 16 339
14.1.2 ICCPR 1966 ARTICLE 23 339
14.2 EUROPEAN RECOGNITION 340
14.2.1 ECHR 1950 ARTICLE 12 340
14.2.2 EU CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS 2000 ARTICLE 9 340 14.3 OVERVIEW
OF ECHR CASE LAW 340
14.4 UNDERSTANDING THE MEANING OF MARRIAGE 341
14.5 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTS 8 AND 12 342
14.6 RIGHT OF PRISONERS TO MARRY AND FOUND A FAMILY 345
14.6.1 MARRIAGE 345
14.6.2 FOUNDING A FAMILY 345
14.7 CONSANGUINITY 347
14.8 IMMIGRANTS, ILLEGAL ENTRANTS, ASYLUM SEEKERS 348
14.9 DIVORCE/LEGAL SEPARATION 350
14.10 TRANSSEXUALS 352
14.11 TAX 355
14.12 PROTOCOL 7 ART 5 356
15 RIGHTS AND REMEDIES 358
15.1 ESTABLISHING THE PRINCIPLE 358
15.2 RIGHTS MUST BE ENFORCEABLE 358
15.2.1 UBI JUS, IBI REMEDIUM 358
15.2.2 MAGNA CARTA ARTS 39 AND 40 360
15.2.3 EQUITABLE MAXIMS 361
15.2.4 RULE OF LAW 362
15.2.5 EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW 363
15.2.6 PETITIONS OF RIGHT 364
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15.2.7 UDHR ARTICLE 8 366
15.2.8 ECHR ARTICLE 13 366
15.2.9 HRA 1998 S 1(1) 366
15.3 RIGHTS AND REMEDIES 367
15.3.1 ENFORCEABILITY OF REMEDIES 367
15.3.2 LEGAL SYSTEMS ENFORCING LAW 367
15.3.3 UN GLOBAL ENFORCEMENT 368
15.4 ENFORCEMENT OF ECHR REMEDIES UNDER HRA 371
15.4.1 RIGHTS PROTECTED BY THE HRA 371
15.4.2 SUMMARY OF HRA REMEDIES 371
15.4.3 LIMITATIONS ON ENFORCEMENT ABILITY 372
15.5 CASE LAW 373
15.5.1 ASYLUM SEEKERS 373
15.5.2 MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE AND STARE DECISIS 374
15.5.3 HIGHER EDUCATION 375
15.5.4 DEPRIVATION OF PLACE OF ABODE 376
15.5.5 FAILURES TO PROVIDE REMEDY 377
16 PROHIBITION OF DISCRIMINATION 381
16.1 BACKGROUND 381
16.1.1 DOMESTIC LEGISLATION 381
16.1.2 CONSOLIDATION OF DOMESTIC PROVISIONS 382
16.1.3 INTERNATIONAL DECLARATIONS AND TREATIES 383
16.2 ECHR ARTICLE 14 384
16.3 DISCRIMINATION AND EQUALITY 384
16.4 GETTING A CASE HEARD 385
16.5 WHAT IS DISCRIMINATION? 387
16.5.1 RATIONAL JUSTIFIABILITY 387
16.5.2 THE MICHALAK CATECHISM 388
16.6 OTHER KINDS OF DISCRIMINATION 389
16.6.1 PROPERTY STATUS 390
16.6.2 PROBATIONARY TENANCY 391
16.6.3 BANKRUPT S POSSESSIONS 392
16.6.4 RIGHT TO MARRY 393
16.6.5 SEX DISCRIMINATION 393
16.6.6 ASYLUM 395
16.6.7 TERRORISM 396
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17 REGIONAL RIGHTS REGIMES 400
17.1 THE AMERICAS 400
17.1.1 AMERICAN DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MAN 1948 400
17.1.2 ORGANISATION OF AMERICAN STATES (OAS) 400
17.1.3 AMERICAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS 1969 401
17.1.4 FORCED DISAPPEARANCES 401
17.2 AFRICA 402
17.2.1 ORGANISATION OF AFRICAN UNITY 402
17.2.2 AFRICAN UNION 403
17.3 MINSK CONVENTION 404
17.4 ARAB DECLARATION AND CHARTER 405
17.4.1 CAIRO DECLARATION 405
17.4.2 ARAB CHARTER ON HUMAN RIGHTS 405
17.5 ASIA 406
17.6 CONCLUSIONS 408
INDEX 410
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| spelling | Halstead, Peter Verfasser aut Unlocking human rights Peter Halstead 1. ed. London Hodder Education 2009 XLV, 421 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Unlocking the law Menschenrecht (DE-588)4074725-6 gnd rswk-swf Menschenrecht (DE-588)4074725-6 s DE-604 GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022546014&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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