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Developments Considerations on Protocol N°16: Can the New Advisory Competence of the European Court of Human Rights Breathe New Life into the European Convention on Human Rights? By Christos Giannopoulos*
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Document Date: 2015-05-11 16:38:05


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Strasbourg / Izmir / Rapport / /

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Human Rights / Gavardo SpA / /

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Europe / /

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University of Strasbourg / /

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Christos Giannopoulos / Ami Barav / GEORGES VANDERSANDEN / Paul Gragl / Christos L. Giannopoulos / Marie-Clotilde Runavot / MOHAMMAD ALJAGHOUB / Constance Grewe / Denys Simon / Jean-Paul Jacqué / JEAN CLAUDE GAUTRON / Sarah Lambrecht / Francoise Benoit-Rohmer / /

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Connecticut / /

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