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European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 04/05/1992 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

Report on the history and operation of the European Court of Human Rights on the occasion of the laying of the first stone of the new Palace of Human Rights in Strasbourg. This supra-national body was created by the European Convention on Human Rights and its mission is to ensure compliance with the Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. Images of the model of the future building, images of the current building, infographics, black and white archives of René Cassin, Nobel Peace Prize winner, giving a speech on human rights in 1965, Black and white archives of 1950 on the signing of the European Convention on Human Rights. Interview with Louis PETTITI, French judge on the fieldss of intervention of the European Court of Human Rights.

New European Court Of Human Rights

Publication date 07/11/1998 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

The European Court of Human Rights was reformed to cover the 40 countries of the Council of Europe. This new court, inaugurated this week, must meet the expectations of the citizens and render justice more quickly, as the petitions flood. Interview with Catherine LALUMIERE, former Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Jean-Paul COSTA, French judge and Julius WILDHABER, Swiss judge.

Interview With René Cassin On Human Rights

Publication date 04/11/1970 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

On the occasion of a conference he gave in Dijon, René CASSIN, one of the designers of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, evokes his struggle for human rights, the role of public opinion for governments to implement the Universal Declaration and its action at the European Court of Human Rights. It believes that human rights are protected in Europe.

Interview With Jean-Paul Costa, New President Of The European Court Of Human Rights

Publication date 18/01/2007 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

Interview with Jean-Paul COSTA, new President of the European Court of Human Rights, who evokes the following points: the will of the Court to stabilize the number of requests, so that it can focus on its essential objective, which is to protect citizens against violations in their country; the means available to the Court; the impact of judgments on legislative changes in certain countries, such as France; the pedagogical role of the Court.

René Cassin At The European Court Of Human Rights In 1959

Publication date 01/01/1959 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

Images of René Cassin at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

Statement By René Cassin At The Inauguration Of The Palace Of Human Rights

Publication date 28/09/1965 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

On the occasion of the inauguration of the Palace of Human Rights, René CASSIN rises to evoke the massacres and injustices of which too many human beings have been victims and to affirm that as such the public authorities of the world have considered it their duty to establish institutions specific to to guarantee human rights.

Need For Reform Of The European Court Of Human Rights

Publication date 13/05/2004 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

A reform has just been adopted concerning the European Court of Human Rights in order to make it work better. In fact, the requests, for the most part inadmissible, flowed and the jurists were overwhelmed. Images of the mail sort. Interview with Crina SANDRU, lawyer for files in the Romanian language, Pascal GOBRY, an applicant and Luzius WILDHABER, President of the European Court of Human Rights.

Interview with Robert Badinter on the progress of human rights in Europe

Publication date 12/06/1989 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

Robert BADINTER, President of the Constitutional Council, evokes the progress made in the legislative fields in France and Europe in respect of Human Rights. It also stresses the internationalisation of human rights with the European Court of Strasbourg.

The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg

Publication date 06/06/1985 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

Report on the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, created on 4 November 1950, which is placed above the jurisdictions of each member country. Details on how it works and on the cases in which it can be entered, through the presentation of some examples. Images of files and court of the European Court of Human Rights. Interview with Peter LEUPRECHT, Director of Human Rights.

Critical report on the functioning of the European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 27/01/2012 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has just made a fairly critical report on the functioning of the European Court of Human Rights. Although a number of reforms have improved the situation, everyone agrees that the Court is slow, a victim of its success. 70% of requests come from countries where human rights are less well respected. The report also discusses the Court’s budget. External and internal plans of the European Court of Human Rights, shelves with an accumulation of files and a meeting of the parliamentary assembly, alternating with interviews of a representative of the Court and a parliamentarian.

Jean-Paul Costa, new President of the European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 18/01/2007 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

Report on the election of French judge Jean-Paul Costa to the presidency of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. He succeeds Switzerland’s Luzius Wildhaber and arrives in a tense context, because with 800 million potential plaintiffs from 46 states, the Court is overloaded. Archive images of Jean-Paul Costa and the Court. Images of file storage and Jean-Paul Costa in his office.

Jean Paul Costa at the European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 10/12/2006 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

On the occasion of the International Human Rights Day, the European Court of the same name, which is based in Strasbourg, with Jean Paul COSTA, who will take the presidency of the court next January. Mention of the congestion of this institution. Plans of the Court. Interview with Jean Paul COSTA on the development of human rights and his profession, as well as Roderick LIDDELL, Registrar of the Court, who shows the couriers arriving regularly.

Inauguration of the European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 03/11/1998 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

The new Single European Court of Human Rights is inaugurated today. It will sit all year long in Strasbourg and will replace the former Court of Human Rights created 50 years ago. It consists of one judge per member country of the Council of Europe. Black and white archive of the founding of the European Convention on Human Rights in 1950. Benches of newspaper titles of the time and signatures of the convention. Exterior and interior plans of the Human Rights Palace in Strasbourg. Interview with Luzius WILDHABER, Swiss judge.

New building of the European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 23/01/1995 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

A look back at the history and operation of the European Court of Human Rights, which began its second life in Strasbourg with the inauguration of its new palace. Plans of the old premises and the new building of the Court. Images of the model of the new premises.

First hearings in the new building of the European Court of Human Rights

Publication date 23/01/1995 From €100.00

European Court of Human Rights

The judges of the European Court of Human Rights inaugurated this morning the new Palace of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Interior and exterior plans of the building. Interview of an employee who gives his feeling about these new premises.

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