Chapter 6 International Institutional Protection of Human Rights: Achievements and Failures

In: Human Dignity and International Law
Author:
Christian Tomuschat
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39–51
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004435650_007

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Cover Human Dignity and International Law
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9789004435650
Publisher:
Brill | Nijhoff
Print Publication Date:
07 Dec 2020
Front Matter
Chapter 1 Setting the Scene: 100 Years of Human Dignity
Chapter 2 Italian International Lawyers Facing Racial Laws: the Fate of Angelo Piero Sereni and Edoardo Vitta
Chapter 3 Hersch Lauterpacht and Human Dignity
Chapter 4 Pure Theory of Law Amidst the Tempest: Hans Kelsen, Democracy and Human Rights
Chapter 5 Nikolaos Politis and the Legal Status of the Individual in the International Legal Order
Chapter 7 The Promise of International Criminal Justice: Achievements and Failures in Protecting Human Dignity
Chapter 8 Human Dignity in International Labour Rights
Chapter 9 The “Poor Cousins”: What, If Anything, Can International Law and Lawyers Do for Social Rights?
Chapter 10 Lawyers’ Role in the Protection of Human Dignity of Indigenous Persons
Chapter 11 Slaveries and New Slaveries: Which Role for Human Dignity?
Chapter 12 Migrant Women at Risk of Domestic Servitude: Protecting Their Human Dignity with International Law
Chapter 13 Dignity in Diversity: Dismantling the Criminalisation of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Using the Right to Dignity
Chapter 14 Criminalizing Holocaust Denial: From International Standards to Domestic Implementation. The Case of Italy
Chapter 15 State Negationism and the Rule of Law
Chapter 16 Hospitality and Integration of Migrants and Refugees
Chapter 17 Adjudicating Human Dignity of Irregular Migrants
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