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Project

DISSECT: Evidence in International Human Rights Adjudication

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

The evidentiary System of the European Court of Human Rights in Critical Perspective, Special Issue Launch

Marie-Benedicte DembourNele SchuldtVassilis TzevelekosKristin HenrardKanstantsin DzehtsiarouJoseph FinnertyCorina Herigrazyna BaranowskaVioleta Moreno LaxAnne Speck

Lecture / Speech

Pushing states to evidence pushbacks : lessons from MH v. Croatia for intersecting domestic criminal law and international human rights

Irina FehrMaybritt Alpes

What’s beneath the iceberg in M.A. and Z.R. v Cyprus? The erasure of pushback evidence at borders

Maybritt AlpesGrażyna Baranowska

Strasbourg Symposium on translating Climate Science for the Human Rights Court Room: An interdisciplinary Encounter between Science and Law

Lecture / Speech

Concluding remarks - Evidence and Proof in Proceedings before the European Court of Human Rights"

Marie-Benedicte DembourAnne Speck

Lecture / Speech

When is domestic violence discriminatory? From Opuz v Turkey to Volodina v Russia

Marie-Benedicte DembourKatarzyna Sekowska-Kozlowska

Lecture / Speech

Substantiating claims of secret migrant detention at the ECtHR

Marie-Benedicte DembourNina Valerie Kolowratnik-PointlGrazyna Baranowka

Lecture / Speech

How does an applicant prove a state's ulterior motives under Art18 of the ECHR?

Marie-Benedicte DembourJoseph Finnerty

Lecture / Speech

Considerations which the ECtHR is not well equipped to challenge?

Marie-Benedicte DembourNina Valerie Kolowratnik-PointlJasmine Sommardal

Lecture / Speech

Sharing of the burden of proof in cases on racial discrimination before the ECtHR

KRISTIN HenrardMarie-Benedicte Dembour

Lecture / Speech

Evidence in Climate Change Litigation

Marie-Benedicte DembourNele Schuldt

Lecture / Speech