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Researcher

Cathérine Van de Graaf

Awards & Distinctions

35 Results

2025

Savickis v. Latvia : the role of immutability and choice in the discrimination analysis of the ECtHR

Cathérine Van de GraafYannick Schoog

A2 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISCRIMINATION AND THE LAW

2024

Animal welfare v religious freedom : reflecting on the ECtHR’s decision in Executief van de Moslims van België and Others v Belgium : ECtHR 13 February 2024, No. 16760/22 and others, Executief van de Moslims van België and Others v Belgium

Harriet Ní ChinnéideCathérine Van de Graaf

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW REVIEW

Charting progress : a comparative analysis of national LGBTIQ equality action plans in the EU

Pieter CannootCathérine Van de Graaf

Conflicting interests? European national equality bodies acting as (informal) mediators for discrimination complaints

Cathérine Van de Graaf

Bookchapter in Contested equality : international and comparative legal perspectives

F.D. and I.M. v France and 3 other applications : third party intervention by the Human Rights Centre of Ghent University

Cathérine Van de GraafEva BremsStéphanie Hennette-Vauchez

Georgian Muslim Relations and Others v. Georgia : a bleeding pig’s head and other expressions of religious hatred with no police intervention

Cathérine Van de Graaf

Georgian Muslim Relations e.a. t. Georgië (EHRM, 24225/19) : een bloedende varkenskop en andere uitingen van religieuze haat

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A4 Journal Article in EHRC. EUROPEAN HUMAN RIGHT CASES UPDATES

Hormonal eligibility criteria in women’s professional sports under the ECHR : the case of Caster Semenya v. Switzerland

Pieter CannootCathérine Van de GraafAriël DecosterClaire Poppelwell-ScevakSarah Schoentjes

Prohibition of religious slaughter in Executief van de Moslims van België and others v. Belgium : process-based review and a new legitimate aim

Harriet Ní ChinnéideCathérine Van de Graaf

Semenya v. Switzerland (GC) : third party intervention by the Human Rights Centre of Ghent University

Eva BremsPieter CannootSarah SchoentjesCathérine Van de Graaf

The visible and the invisible of justice in Strasbourg

Alice MargariaCathérine Van de Graaf

Third Party Intervention to the ECtHR in F.D. and I.M. and three others (les Hijabeuses) v. France

Cathérine Van de GraafEva BremsStéphanie Hennette-Vauchez

Third party intervention in the case of Obesnikova v Bulgaria

Eva BremsPieter CannootIngrida MilkaiteCathérine Van de GraafMarlies Vanhooren

Third party intervention to the ECtHR in Obesnikova v Bulgaria : unpacking gender bias in youth football

Ingrida MilkaiteMarlies VanhoorenCathérine Van de GraafPieter CannootEva Brems

Vrijheid van religie op Franse voetbalvelden

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A2 Journal Article in TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR MENSENRECHTEN

2023

De bevoegdheid van het VMRI om meldingen over mensenrechtenschendingen te ontvangen

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A2 Journal Article in TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR MENSENRECHTEN

Formal and informal mediation of discrimination complaints : a comparison of the legal framework and practice of Austria, Belgium, Ireland and Portugal in discrimination cases

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A4 Journal Article in EUROPEAN EQUALITY LAW REVIEW

Pluralisation of family forms in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights

Angelika NussbergerCathérine Van de Graaf

Bookchapter in Between sexuality, gender and reproduction

Terugkijken op twee jaar als rechter in Straatsburg : TvMR sprak met Frédéric Krenc

Cathérine Van de Graaf

‘What about the presumption of innocence?’ Legal consciousness and himpathy in Facebook users’ comments on Flemish #MeToo scandal

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WOMENS STUDIES

2022

Countering the fiction of neutrality : pushing for transparency?

Cathérine Van de GraafAngelika Nußberger

A2 Journal Article in OXFORD JOURNAL OF LAW AND RELIGION

Third party intervention in the case of Missaoui and Akhandaf v. Belgium

Eva BremsPieter CannootSarah GantyTobias MortierSaïla Ouald ChaibSarah SchoentjesCathérine Van de Graaf

2021

'Wat met het vermoeden van onschuld?' Juridisch bewustzijn op Vlaamse sociale media na #MeToo-schandaal rond Bart De Pauw

Cathérine Van de Graaf

Bookchapter in Recht en gender in België : 10 jaar later

Obstetric Violence and the European Court of Human Rights

Cathérine Van de Graaf

Perceptions of discrimination of muslim women in Belgium : a study of discriminatory incidents across public and private organizations reported to the National Equality Body

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A2 Journal Article in ISLAMOPHOBIA STUDIES JOURNAL

Perceptions of procedural justice in cases of perceived discrimination

Cathérine Van de GraafEva Brems

Procedural fairness : between human rights law and social psychology

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A1 Journal Article in NETHERLANDS QUARTERLY OF HUMAN RIGHTS

The value of fair procedure : all's well that ends well? How social psychologists and legal theorists should sit down and talk

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A4 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PROCEDURAL LAW = RIVISTA INTERNAZIONALE DI DIRITTO PROCESSUALE

Third party intervention in the case Mikyas and others v. Belgium

Cathérine Van de GraafEva BremsSaïla Ouald ChaibSarah SchoentjesAurélie Van BaelenEmmanuelle BribosiaRobin Médard InghilterraHania OuhnaouiIsabelle Rorive[Missing] Human Rights Centre et al.

Third party intervention in the case Semenya v. Switzerland

Eva BremsPieter CannootAriël DecosterClaire Poppelwell-ScevakSarah SchoentjesCathérine Van de Graaf

2020

Procedural justice perceptions in the mediation of discrimination reports by a national equality body

Cathérine Van de Graaf

A2 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISCRIMINATION AND THE LAW

2019

The local swimming pool as a space of rights contestation : an analysis of ‘burkini’ policies in Belgian local public swimming pools

Tess HeirweghCathérine Van de Graaf

A2 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF LEGAL PLURALISM AND UNOFFICIAL LAW

2018

Inhumane and degrading treatment in the workplace : a first for the European Court of Human Rights?

Cathérine Van de Graaf

Mutu and Pechstein v. Switzerland : Strasbourg’s assessment of the right to a fair hearing in sports arbitration

Cathérine Van de Graaf

The Whereabouts Requirement : does the ECtHR protect the right to respect for private and family life of French sport professionals?

Cathérine Van de Graaf