ECHR and Asylum
Five e-Presentations on Asylum Law
Year: 2014
e-Presentation by Nuala Mole
This presentation deals with the latest jurisprudence on several provisions of the ECHR as they apply to asylum cases. In particular, it focuses on the right to liberty in Article 5 as well as the right to private and family life in Article 8 in the context of alleged breaches of human rights in an asylum context.
Recent Developments in the Case Law of Article 3 ECHR in Asylum Cases
e-Presentation by Nuala Mole
In her presentation, Nuala Mole focuses on the substantive scope of Article 3 ECHR as it relates to claims for breaches of the Convention in asylum proceedings. Making reference to the latest jurisprudence in this area, she addresses the issues of possible returns under the Dublin regulation as well as the scope and application of the concepts of generalised violence and personal risk.
The Rule 39 Interim Measures in Asylum Cases. Against Refoulement and Beyond: a UNHCR Perspective
e-Presentation by Samuel Boutruche
This presentation by Samuel Boutruche provides a perspective on the application of Rule 39 interim measure from the point of view of the UNHCR. It builds on the presentation of Agnes van Steijn.
The Jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights in Asylum Cases: Convention Reasons and Extraterritoriality
e-Presentation by Prof Hélène Lambert
The presentation contextualises human rights law from the asylum perspective. It examines the relevant international and European legal framework and looks at key concepts such as the role of the Convention reasons when determining a breach of the ECHR and the extraterritorial application of the ECHR.
European Court of Human Rights: Best Practice and Common Errors in Obtaining Interim Measures under Rule 39 in Asylum Cases
e-Presentation by Agnes van Steijn
Due to its huge practical relevance, this presentation provides valuable information to practitioners on the correct procedure to be adopted when seeking to obtain interim measures at the European Court of Human Rights under Rule 39 of the Court’s rules of procedure. Agnes van Steijn provides an overview of the key points relating to the scope and applicability of this provision as well as providing practical hints on the best procedure and the consequences of a Rule 39 application being granted or refused.
Senior Lawyer, Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE) Centre, London
Samuel Boutruche
Legal Associate, UNHCR Representation to the European Institutions, Strasbourg
Hélène Lambert
Professor of International Law in the Department of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Law, University of Westminster
Agnes van Steijn
Senior Registry Lawyer, European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg
Area of Law: Asylum & Immigration Law
Language: English
Article-no.: 414BUN03
Price: 120,00 EUR
Topics
Recent Developments in the Case Law on Articles 5, 6, 8 and 13 ECHR in Asylum Casese-Presentation by Nuala Mole
This presentation deals with the latest jurisprudence on several provisions of the ECHR as they apply to asylum cases. In particular, it focuses on the right to liberty in Article 5 as well as the right to private and family life in Article 8 in the context of alleged breaches of human rights in an asylum context.
Recent Developments in the Case Law of Article 3 ECHR in Asylum Cases
e-Presentation by Nuala Mole
In her presentation, Nuala Mole focuses on the substantive scope of Article 3 ECHR as it relates to claims for breaches of the Convention in asylum proceedings. Making reference to the latest jurisprudence in this area, she addresses the issues of possible returns under the Dublin regulation as well as the scope and application of the concepts of generalised violence and personal risk.
The Rule 39 Interim Measures in Asylum Cases. Against Refoulement and Beyond: a UNHCR Perspective
e-Presentation by Samuel Boutruche
This presentation by Samuel Boutruche provides a perspective on the application of Rule 39 interim measure from the point of view of the UNHCR. It builds on the presentation of Agnes van Steijn.
The Jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights in Asylum Cases: Convention Reasons and Extraterritoriality
e-Presentation by Prof Hélène Lambert
The presentation contextualises human rights law from the asylum perspective. It examines the relevant international and European legal framework and looks at key concepts such as the role of the Convention reasons when determining a breach of the ECHR and the extraterritorial application of the ECHR.
European Court of Human Rights: Best Practice and Common Errors in Obtaining Interim Measures under Rule 39 in Asylum Cases
e-Presentation by Agnes van Steijn
Due to its huge practical relevance, this presentation provides valuable information to practitioners on the correct procedure to be adopted when seeking to obtain interim measures at the European Court of Human Rights under Rule 39 of the Court’s rules of procedure. Agnes van Steijn provides an overview of the key points relating to the scope and applicability of this provision as well as providing practical hints on the best procedure and the consequences of a Rule 39 application being granted or refused.
Speakers
Nuala MoleSenior Lawyer, Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE) Centre, London
Samuel Boutruche
Legal Associate, UNHCR Representation to the European Institutions, Strasbourg
Hélène Lambert
Professor of International Law in the Department of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Law, University of Westminster
Agnes van Steijn
Senior Registry Lawyer, European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg
Package
- Video presentations
- Audio podcast versions
- 5 e-Presentations
- Links to all relevant sources of law
- Access for 12 months after purchase
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Area of Law: Asylum & Immigration Law
Language: English
Article-no.: 414BUN03
Price: 120,00 EUR
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