Rule of Law in a State of Emergency: The Paris Minimum Standards of Human Rights Norms in a State of Emergency, Volume 4SCOTT (Copy 1): From the John Holmes Library Collection. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Declaration Duration | 11 |
Section B Emergency Powers and the Protection | 89 |
Copyright | |
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abuses ACHR Amnesty Amnesty International annex application arrest article 15 article 4(3 authority Belgrade Chile Colombia Communication constitution context Council of Europe Covenant Daes deprivation derogation measures detainee detention discrimination ECHR emergency powers European Commission European Convention European Court executive existence expressed fair trial guarantees habeas corpus Hartman HR Committee Human Rights Committee IACHR Ibid ICCPR ILA's individual inhuman international law judges judicial judiciary Lawless legislative margin of appreciation martial law military minorities Nicaragua non-derogable rights norms Northern Ireland note 13 notice of derogation obligations offence Optional Protocol paras Paris Minimum Standards parties period persons political rights procedure proclamation prohibited protection provisions public emergency punishment Questiaux regime relevant religion religious restrictions rule safeguards Selected Decisions Seoul Seoul report Siracusa strictly required Subrata Roy supra note 20 Supreme Court tion torture treaty United Kingdom Universal Declaration Uruguay victim violation of article