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Hauptverfasser:	Shelton, Dinah 1944- (VerfasserIn), Wright-Carozza, Paolo 1963- (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text	Contents^ Foreword Ackno wledgments Abbreviations Bibliographical Note on Print and Internet Resources XXIII xxv xxvii xxix CHAPTER I. REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS I.I THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL CONCERN WITH HUMAN RIGHTS Louis B. Sohn, The New International Law: Protection of the Rights of Individuals Rather than States Dinah L. Shclcon, The Promise of Regional Human Rights Systems Questions and Comments i.z EUROPEAN REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1.2.1 The Council of Europe Statute of che Council of Europe (extracts) Human Rights Standard-Setting by the Council of Europe Applicants for Membership: The Case of Belarus Eur. Pari. Assembly, Situation in BeUrus Eur. Pari. Assembly Debace, Situation in Belarus Questions and Comments 1 11 12 13 13 13 14 19 20 22 24 ix v CONTENTS -Λ. Enforcing Obligations against Member States 25 Note on the Greek Case 25 Peter Leuprecht, Innovations in the European System of Human Rights Protection: Is Enlargement Compatible with Reinforcement ľ 25 Eur. Pari. Assembly, On the Honońng of Obligations and Commitments by Member States of the Council of Europe 29 Eur. Pari. Assembly, State of Human Rights in Europe and the Progress of the Assembly s Monitoring Procedure 30 Questions and Comments 33 1.2.2 The European Union 36 Jean-Marie Henckaerts, The Protection of Human Rights in the European Union: Overview and Bibliography 36 Bosphorus Hava Yollari Turizm Ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi v. IreUnd 39 Eur. Pari. Assembly, The Accession of the European Union/European Community to the European Convention on Human Rights 47 Questions and Comments 48 1.2.3 Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) 49 Human Dimension Mechanism 50 High Commissioner on National Minorities 51 Representative on Freedom of the Media 51 1.3 THE AMERICAS 52 1.3.1 Human Rights in the Americas: 1826-1948 53 1.3.2 The OAS and Human Rights 54 OAS Member State Obligations 54 Thomas Buergenthal, The Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights 55 Interpretation of the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man within the Framework of Article 64 of the American Convention on Human Rights 55 Questions and Comments 60 OAS Standard-Setting 61 1.3.3 Enforcing Member State Obligations 64 The Case of Cuba 64 Exclusion of the Present Government of Cuba 65 Resolution on Cuba 66 Questions and Comments 67 The 2009 Coup in Honduras 67 Article 9, OAS Charter 68 OAS Suspends Membership of Honduras 69 Resolution on the Suspension of the Right of Honduras to Participate in the OAS 70 Nicaragua under Somoza 71 Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs 11 Questions and Comments 73 CONTENTS XI 1.4 AFRICA 73 1.4.1 The OAU/African Union 73 Normative Development 74 Rachel Murray, Human Rights in Africa: From the OAUto the African Union 74 Frans Viljoen, The African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights: The Travaux Préparatoires in the Light of Subsequent Practice 76 Good v. Republic of Botswana 78 Other African Human Rights Instruments 80 Enforcing Member State Obligations 82 Report of the Chairperson of the Commission on the Situation in Mauritania 83 Communique oj December 22, 2008 85 Communique of February 5, 2009 87 Questions and Comments 87 1.4.2 African Subregional Organizations 88 Questions and Comments 89 1.5 THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION 90 Tom Ginsburg, Eastphalia as the Perfection of Westphalia 91 Sou Chiam, Asia s Experience in the Quest for a Regional Human Rights Mechanism 93 1.5.1 The League of Arab States 99 Mervat Rishmawi, The Revised Arab Charter on Human Rights: A Step Fortvard? 100 Note on the League and the Arab Spring 102 1.5.2 ASEAN 103 Simon S. C. Тау, The ASEAN Charter: Between National Sovereignty and the Regions Constitutional Moment 103 Questions and Comments 105 1.5.3 Other Subregional and Interregional Organizations 106 South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) 106 Organization of Islamic Cooperation 107 Concluding Questions and Comments 108 CHAPTER II. REGIONAL INSTRUMENTS AND DOMESTIC LEGAL SYSTEMS 111 г, І THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC LAW¬ IN THEORY 111 Dinah L. Shelton, Introduction 111 г.г NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONS AND LAWS 117 2.2.1 Constitutional Provisions 117 Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany 117 Constitution of Argentina 118 XU CONTENTS Constitution of South Africa 119 Constitution of the United Mexican States 119 2.2,2 Commentary and Jurisprudence 120 Janet Koven Levit, The Constitutionaüzation of Human Rights in Argentina: Problem or Promue ? 120 Good v. Republic of Botswana 122 SELF-EXECUTING AND NON-SELF-EXECUTING TREATIES 126 Thomas Buergenthal, Self-Executing and Non-Self-Executing Treaties in National and International Law 126 International Responsibility for the Promulgation and Enforcement of Laws in VioLition of the Convention (Arts. 1 and 2 of the American Convention on Human Rights) 127 L-egai Resources Foundation v. Zambia 129 Civil Liberties Organization v. Nigeria 132 Questions and Comments 133 Г-4 RESERVATIONS TO HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES 135 2.4.1 Europe 135 Article 64, European Convention on Human Rights 135 2.4.2 The Americas 136 Inter-Am. Ct. H.R., Restrictions to the Death Penalty 136 Questions and Comments 142 2.5 THE OBLIGATIONS OF FEDERAL STATES 145 Thomas Buergenthal, The Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights 145 Johanna Kalb, Dynamic Federalism in Human Rights Treaty Implementation 147 Concluding Questions and Comments 150 CHAPTER III. THE REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR POWERS 153 3-.I INTRODUCTION 153 Christof Heyns, The African Regional Human Rights System; The African Charter 153 5-2 PROCEDURAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EVOLUTION 154 3.2.1 Europe 154 3.2.2 Other Regions 157 Mohammed Amin Al-Midani, Human Rights bodies in the League of Arab States I59 CONTENTS XIII J. 3 THE PERSONNEL 169 3.3.1 The Composition of Regional Bodies 169 Advisory Opinion on Certain Legal Questions Concerning the Lists of Candidates Submitted with a View to the Election of Judges to the European Court of Human Rights 170 Note on the Internal Organization of the European Court of Human Rights 176 Questions and Comments 176 3.3.2 Secretariats and Other ScaffMembers 178 Challenging the Selection Process for the IACHR Executive Secretary 179 Questions and Comments L 81 THE FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES 182 3.4.1 Overview of the Mandates 182 Certain Attributes of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights 183 Questions and Comments 189 YuvaJ Ginbar, Human Rights in ASEAN — Setting Sail or Treading Water? 191 3.4.2 Express and Implied Powers 194 Dinah L. Shelton, Form, Function, and the Powers of International Courts 194 Communication 373/2009 (formerly 242/2001)-— Inteńghts, Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa, and Association Mauritanienne des Droits de l Homme v. Islamic Republic of Mauritania 200 Questions and Comments 207 PERIODIC STATE REPORTING 207 Democratic Republic of the Congo, Periodic Reports to the African Commission 208 ACHPR, Report of the 48th Ordinary Session 225 Questions and Comments 228 ł.6 ON-SITE VISITS 228 3.7 thematic studies 229 Report on Citizen Security and Human Rights 230 Questions and Comments 245 J.8 INDIVIDUAL AND INTERSTATE COMPLAINTS 245 ADVISORY JURISDICTION 245 Other Treaties Subject to the Consultative Jurisdiction of the Court (Art. 64 American Convention on Human Rights) 247 Questions and Comments 255 Ч.ГО COMPLIANCE MONITORING 256 3.10.1 Europe 256 Report on Implementation ofjudgments of the European Court of Human Rights 257 XIV CONTENTS 3.10.2 The Americas and Africa 263 Annual Report of the Inter American Commission on Human Rights 2009 264 Frans Viljoen & Lirette Louw, State Compliance with the Recommendations of the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights, 1994-2004 265 Annual Report of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights 2010 275 Concluding Questions and Comments 279 CHAPTER IV. COMPLAINT PROCEDURES 281 4.1 OVERVIEW 281 Karner v. Austria 282 Questions and Comments 285 4.X JURISDICTION 286 ASEAN News 287 Note on the Matter of Viviana Galkrdo et al. and the American Court s Jurisdiction 288 4.2.1 Personal Jurisdiction {Rationae Personae) 292 Dudgeon v. United Kingdom 292 Maria Eugenia Morales De Sierra v. Guatemala 294 Questions and Comments 298 4.2.2 Subject Matter Jurisdiction {Rationae Materiae) 300 Zechnalova & Žehnal v. The Czech Republic 300 Frederick Korvah v. Liberia 303 Questions and Comments 304 4.2.3 Territorial Jurisdiction {Rationae Loci) 304 Issa and Others v. Turkey 305 Hossein Alikhani v. United States 308 Questions and Comments 314 4.2.4 Temporal Jurisdiction {Rationae Témpora) 316 Case of Šilih v. Slovenia 316 Heliodoro Portugal v. Panama 325 Annette Pagnoulle v. Cameroon 331 Questions and Comments 334 4.3 PROTECTIVE MEASURES 335 4.3.1 The Authority to Issue Measures 336 International Pen, Constitutional Rights Project, Interightson behalf of Ken Saro-Wiwajr, and Civil Liberties Organisation v. Nigeria 338 Questions and Comments 34I 4.32 The Rationale, Scope, and Effect of the Measures 342 Mamatkulov & Askarovv. Turkey 342 Litter from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights 354 Questions and Comments 357 CONTENTS XV 4.3.3 The Applicable Standards for Granting 358 Four Ngöbe Indigenous Communities and Their Members: Request fir Provisional Measures 358 Questions and Comments 364 4.3.4 Procedural Issues 365 Questions and Comments 365 4.4 ADMISSIBILITY OF COMPLAINTS 366 4.4.1 Overview 366 Velasquez Rodriguez v. Honduras (Preliminary Objections) 367 Questions and Comments 368 4.4.2 Duplication of Procedures 369 Saramaka People v. Suriname 370 Peraldi v. France 373 4.4.3 The Six Months Rule 375 Article 1 9 and Others v. Zimbabwe 376 Questions and Comments 379 4.4.4 Incompatible, Manifestly 111- Founded, or Abusive of the Right of Petition 380 X. v. Iceland 380 Edson Prado v. Brazil 381 Iiesanmi v. Nigeria 382 Questions and Comments 384 4.4.5 Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies 385 The Substance and Purpose of the Rule 386 Van Oosterwijck v. Belgium 386 Exceptions to the Requirement 391 Velasquez Rodriguez Case 391 Anuak Justice Council v. Ethiopia 395 Questions and Comments 402 Special Circumstances: Fear and Indigency 403 Chinhamo v. Zimbabwe 403 Exceptions to the Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies 409 Questions and Comments 413 4.4.6 Significant Disadvantage 414 Lady gin v. Russia 414 Questions and Comments 417 4.5 POSTADMISSIBILITY PROCEDURES 417 4.5.1 Friendly Settlement and Striking Cases 419 Peoples Democratic Organization for Independence and Socialism v. The Gambia 419 Akman v. Turkey 421 Questions and Comments 423 XVI CONTENTS 4.5.2 Proving the Case 423 Rosa Ana Frigerio v. Argentina 424 Velasquez Rodriguez Case 428 Questions and Comments 436 Kurtv, Turkey 438 Sevtap Veznedaroglu v. Turkey 447 Questions and Comments 453 4-е REMEDIES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS 454 4.6.1 The Ρ urpose of Proceedings and the Role of Remedies 457 Case of Vantava and Others v. Turkey 457 Questions and Comments 464 4.6.2 The Scope of Remedies 464 Compensation 466 Aloeboetoe et al. v. Suriname 468 Questions and Comments 479 Restitution 481 Brumareseu ν. Romania 481 Nonmonetary Remedies 483 Loayza-Tamayo v. Peru 484 Questions and Comments 500 Sudan Human Rights v. Sudan 503 Costs and Fees 504 Concluding Questions and Comments 506 CHAPTER V. APPLYING REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTRUMENTS 507 5.1 HUMAN RIGHTS TREATY INTERPRETATION 507 Vienna Convention on che Law of Treaties 507 5.1.1 Dynamic Interpretation 508 Demir and Baykara v, Turkey 508 Bayatyan v. Armenia 512 Questions and Comments 518 5.1.2 Impl ied Rights 519 Johnston and Others v. IreUnd 520 SERAC ν. Nigeria ^2Ъ Questions and Comments 525 5.2. SUBSIDIARITY, DEFERENCE, AND PLURALISM 527 52.1 General Principles 527 P. Catozza, Subsidiarity as a Structural Principle of International Human Rights Law 527 Questions and Comments 528 CONTENTS XVII 5.2.2 Deference to National Authorities 528 Y. Shany, Toward a General Margin of Appreciation Doctrine in International Law? 528 Stokes v. Jamaica 530 5-2.3 Normative Pluralism 536 Lautsi v. Italy 5Ъ6 Questions and Comments 545 RELATIONSHIPS AMONG REGIONAL AND UNIVERSAL NORMS 546 5.3.1 Universal Norms in Regional Systems 546 Nachová v. Bulgaria 546 Al-Adsani v. The United Kingdom 552 Questions and Comments 556 5.3.2 The Right of Peoples to Self-Determination 558 Kevin Mgtvanga Gunme v. Cameroon 559 Questions and Comments 569 5.3.3 Interrelationship of Regional Norms 570 Compulsory Membership in an Association Prescribed by Luw for the Practice of Journalism 572 Questions and Comments 574 5.4 STATE OBLIGATIONS 575 5.4.1 Attribution of Responsibility to the State 575 Velasquez Rodriguez v. Honduras 576 Assanidze v. Georgia 580 Woe v. Poland 585 Chahalv, The United Kingdom 591 Questions and Comments 598 5.4.2 The Nature of State Obligations 599 Gonzalez et al ( Cotton Field ) v. Mexico 599 Öneryildiz v. Turkey 614 Note on the Duty of Care to Protect Life 622 A. R. Mowbray, The Development of Positive Obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights by the European Court of Human Rights 624 Questions and Comments 629 5.5 LIMITATIONS AND CLAWBACK CLAUSES 630 ЗОЛ Limitation Clauses 630 The Word Laws in Article 30 of the American Convention on Human Rights 630 Hirst v. The United Kingdom (No. 2) 636 Questions and Comments 644 5.5.2 Clawback Clauses 644 Amnesty International v. Zambia 644 Questions and Comments 645 xviir CONTENTS 5.6 STATE OBLIGATIONS DURING PERIODS OF EMERGENCY 647 5.6. 1 Introduction 647 European Convention on Human Rights, Article 15 648 American Convention on Human Rights, Article 27 648 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Article 4 648 Questions and Comments 649 5.6.2 Examples of Derogations and Suspensions 649 DecUration Contained in a Note Verbakfrom the Permanent Representation of the United Kingdom 649 Withdrawal of Derogation Contained in a Note Verbale front the Permanent Representation of the United Kingdom 651 Declaration Contained in a Letter from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia 651 Colombia 652 Ecuador 652 5.6.3 Jurisprudence 653 1геЫпа v. The UnitedKingdom 653 Aksoyv. Turkey 663 Habeas Corpus in Emergency Situations 670 Judicial Guarantees in States of Emergency 674 Honduras : Hu man Rights and the Coup D état 67 8 Commission Nationale des Droits de l Homme et des Libertés v. Chad 682 Questions and Comments 684 CHAPTER VI. JURISPRUDENCE ON SELECTED RIGHTS 687 6. ï THE RIGHT TO LIFE AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY 687 Res. 23/81, Case2l4l (USA) 688 Murillo v. Costa Rica 692 KO. v. France 697 S.H. v. Austria 701 Questions and Comments 708 6.1. THE RIGHT TO PHYSICAL AND PERSONAL INTEGRITY 710 Tyrerv. United Kingdom 7 ДО Doebbler v. Sudan 713 Caesar v.Trinidad and Tobago 714 Questions and Comments 719 6.3 DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS AND THE RIGHT TO POLITICAL· PARTICIPATION 720 Refah Partist (The Welfare Party) v. Turkey 720 Legal Resources Foundation v. Zambia 728 Castaneda-Gutrnan v. México 732 Questions and Comments 740 CONTENTS XIX 6,ą ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 741 6.4. L Africa 741 SERAC v. Nigeria 741 6.4.2 Europe 745 Taskin and Others v. Turkey 745 European Roma Rights Centre v. Italy 748 6.4.3 Americas 753 Acevedo Buendía v. Perú 754 Xákmok Kosek Indigenous Community v. Paraguay 757 Questions and Comments 763 6.5 COLLECTIVE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS AND TRIBAL PEOPLES 767 Saramaka People v. Suriname 767 Centre for Minority Rights Development v. Kenya 782 Questions and Comments 800 6Љ FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION 801 Cumpănă and Mazăre v, Romania 808 Usón Ramírez v. VenezueL· 817 Scanlen & Holderness v. Zimbabwe 825 Questions and Comments 833 CHAPTER VII. RESPONDING TO WIDESPREAD VIOLATIONS 837 -. I MODIFYING PROCEDURAL RULES 838 7.1.1 Admissibiiity and Standards of Proof 838 Amnesty International v. Sudan 838 Akdivar and Others v. Turkey 841 Questions and Comments 845 7.1.2 Addressing Systemic ProbJems in the European System 845 Bottazzi v. Italy 846 Apicella v. Italy 847 Broniowski v. Poland 859 Note on the Aftermach of the Broniowski Judgment 866 Resolution (2004)3 on Judgments Revealingan Underlying Systemic Problem 868 Questions and Comments 869 INTERSTATE CASES 870 Ireland v. United Kingdom 871 Seren C. Prebensen, Inter-State Complaints under Treaty Pro-visions — The Experience under the European Convention on Human Rights 877 XX CONTENTS D. R. Congo v. Burundi, Rwanda, and Uganda 878 Nicaragua v. Costa Rica 886 Questions and Comments 899 ,} COUNTRY REPORTS 901 Democracy and Human Rights in VenezueL· 902 Questions and Comments 913 CONDEMNATORY RESOLUTIONS 914 Resolution on the Situation of Human Rights in Ethiopia 915 Submission by the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 916 Resolution on the Situation of Human Rights in the Darfur Region in Sudan 919 Comments of the Sudan 920 Questions and Comments 922 AMNESTIES AND LUSTRATION 922 .5.1 Amnesties 923 Chile 923 Note on Ei Salvador s Amnesty Law 927 Barrios Altos Case (Chumbipuma Aguirre et al. v. Peru) 929 Gomes Lund et al. ( Guerrilha Do Araguaia ) v. Brazil 931 Questions and Comments 942 .5.2 Lustration 943 RiosMonttv. Guatemala 943 Rainys and Gasparavićius v. Lithuania 948 Questions and Comments 954 7.6 REPARATIONS 954 IACHR Principal Guidelines for a Comprehensive Reparations Policy 955 Chitay Nech et al. v. GuatemaL· 957 Concluding Comments 978 CH АР ТЕ R VII L TO WARD TH E FUT URE 979 8.1 STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING SYSTEMS 979 8.1.1 Responding to the Rising Caseload in Europe 979 Final Report of the Group of Wise Persons to the Committee of Ministers 980 Opinion of the Court on the Wise Persons Report 985 Questions and Comments 989 8.1.2 Increasing the Effectiveness of the mter-American System 992 Strategic PUn 201 1 -2015 992 Report of the Special Working Group to Reflect on the Workings of the IACHR 999 Questions and Comments 1009 CONTENTS XXI 8.1.3 Institutional Reform in the African System 1010 Report of the Brainstorming Meeting on the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights (ACHPR) 1010 Questions and Comments 1018 8. г DRAFTING NEW INSTRUMENTS 1018 African Union Drafi Protocol on Amendments to the Protocol on the Statu te of the African Court of Justice and Human Rights 1020 Questions and Comments 1028 8,3 NEW REGIONAL SYSTEMS? 1030 Human Rights in the Asia-Pacific: Challenges and Opportunities 1031 Concluding Questions and Comments 1049 Final Note: A Danger of Regression ? 1049 Table of Cases 1051 Index 1067
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