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The European Convention on Human Rights - 2nd edition
Commentary by Article
Rights-Admissibility-Just Satisfaction-Execution
L.-A. Sicilianos
(general editor)
President of Section ECtHR, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Athens
Abstract:
The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) has permeated all
areas of domestic law, and nowadays constitutes an integral part of the everyday
practice of both judge and counsel. The present volume contains a detailed com-
mentary of all substantive provisions (i.e. of the rights), as well as of the provisions
governing admissibility, just satisfaction and execution of the Court’s judgments.
The contributions aim at presenting a comprehensive and detailed survey of the
Court’s recent case-law, placing emphasis on case-law relevant to Greece and Cy-
prus. This second edition of the Commentary is fully up-to-date, referring to more
than 500, carefully-selected judgments, handed down between 2013 and 2016.
ISBN 978-960-562-680-8
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