Terror convictions must yield to human rights: Legal Expert opinions on Yalçınkaya Judgment
Dr Sanna Elfving (right) Dr Sanna Elfving is a Senior Lecturer at Lincoln Law School, University of Lincoln, the United Kingdom. Her research focuses on European Union law and the European Convention of Human Rights. She has published a co-authored research monograph Gender and the Court of Justice of the European Union (Routledge 2018). She […]
Exploring Systemic Human Rights Violations in Turkey: An Interview with Professor Dr. Ireneusz C. Kamiński on the Yalçınkaya Judgment
Professor Dr. Ireneusz C. Kamiński Professor Dr. Ireneusz C. Kamiński is a distinguished law professor at the Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute for Law Studies in Warsaw, and also lectures at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, the oldest university in Poland. He specializes in public international law, with a particular focus on human rights law, and […]
Rights Talk with MEP Tineke Strik
In the latest episode of Rights Talk, we spoke to Ms. Tineke Strik, professor of citizenship and migration law at Radboud University in the Netherlands and a Dutch Member of European Parliament known for her outspoken criticism of illegal migrant pushbacks at Europe’s external borders. She is also a member of the Greens/EFA group at […]
Rights Talk 6 – Samuel Cogolati
In this interview with Samuel Cogolati, member of the Chamber of Representatives of Belgium, we have tackled the following questions: 1- When the Belgian state faces an extradition request, what kind of legal provisions would you take into account?2- Can we say that certain countries that we can describe as being governed by authoritarian regimes […]
Rights Talk 5 – Dr. Hannah Neumann
#RightsTalk – Episode 5 with Hannah Neumann, MEP and Vice-Chair of the Subcommittee on Human Rights (1) In the report of your trip to Northeast Syria at the end of 2020, you mention human rights violations in territories controlled by Turkish troops since their incursion in 2019. Could you explain to us more specifically the […]