Human Rights Papers

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  Legal Measures in Ukraine to Restrain the Spread of the Coronavirus Disease

  Volodymyr Zarosylo, Halyna Karelova , Oleksandr Kaplya , Lyudmyla Denisova , Iryna Muravyova

  101-112
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  Germany’s Attitude Vis-à-vis International Crime and its Prosecution by Domestic Courts

  Manferd Dauster

  9-28
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  International Legal Mechanisms for Holding the Russian Federation Accountable for Causing Environmental Damage as a Result of Armed Aggression against Ukraine

  Liudmyla Golovko

  29-40
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  The Limitations of Human and Civil Rights in the Era of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Activity of the State and Law The Case of Estonia

  Joanna Marszałek-Kawa, Kateryna Holovko

  89-100
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  Justified Discrimination in a Liberal Society

  Carlos Manuel Rosales, Oscar Ruiz Vargas

  37-58
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  ECtHR: Chocholáč v. Slovakia Application no. 81292/17, 7 July 2022

  Andrej Beleš

  129-138
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  Vaccine Hesitancy The Fight against Misinformation in the Digital Society

  Valeria de Santis

  31-50
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  Mokrá, Lucia: Internal Dimension of Human Rights in the European Union C. H. Beck, 2021

  Sára Kiššová

  139-142
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  The Distinctive Nature of COVID-19 Vaccines Compensation for Potential Damages under the Legal Framework of Lithuanian State in the Context of Global Examples

  Andra Mažrimaitė, Vilius Lapis

  87-106
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  A Critical Legal Perspective on the Recent Czech Transgender Case (Pl. ÚS 2/20)

  Nikolas Sabján

  125-136
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  Reconsidering the Abolition of Capital Punishment in Ghana The Need for Legislative and Constitutional Amendments

  Prince Obiri-Korang

  107-124
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  Role Models of Politics Disguised in Technique Cases C-78/18 on Associative Transparency and C-66/18 on Academic Freedom in Hungary

  Irene Marchioro

  23-42
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  Connecting Gender Identity and Freedom of Conscience in Recent Romanian Constitutional Case-Law

  Mihail Stănescu-Sas

  43-60
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  Parliaments versus Raising Extremist Member of Parliament Amendments to Constitutions Needed?

  Manferd Dauster

  27-64
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  Reflection of Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights on Impartiality and Independence of National Courts in Context of the Right to a Fair Trial

  Alla Demyda

  67-90
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  Scandinavian Legal Realism and the Challenge of Recognizing Emergency Medical Service as a Legal Norm

  Jenna Uusitalo

  129-146
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  Post-Mortem Protection of Human Dignity The German Supreme Court of Justice Case Law on Violations of International Humanitarian Law

  Manferd Dauster

  19-32

• Does identity matter?

  Lóránt Csink

  176-181

• Changing constitutional identity: Constitutional reform and new concept of human rights in Georgia

  Dimitry Gegenava

  112-121

• The free movement of economically inactive EU citizens: The right to reside test

  Laura Gyeney

  43-57

• Religion and constitution. Some Hungarian perspectives

  Balázs Schanda

  131-138

• EU as a human rights actor?

  Lucia Mokrá, Kristína Janková

  91-105

• A Commentary on the prohibition of alcohol advertising in Lithuania in relation to minors

  Marianna Džačková

  137-145

• Wither the social security and the welfare state in the 21st century - A relic or necessity?

  Zuzana Macková

  163-170

• The detention of children in asylum procedures in Europe: Regulatory framework and alternatives

  Irena Drdúlová, Václav Stehlík

  64-78