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  • Akiko Ejima

Significance of the Strasbourg Human Rights Case Law Beyond Europe – The Impact of the ECHR Jurisprudence on Asian Apex Courts

September 23, 2025

By dr. Akiko Ejima *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former […]

  • Georgios Serghides

Stereotyped narratives on migration: Is the ECtHR’s reasoning stereotype-proof?

August 29, 2025

by Georgios A. Serghides[i] *** A note from the team: To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging […]

  • Dolores Morondo Taramundi

The Role of Vulnerability and Stereotyping in Addressing Discrimination Against Migrants

August 26, 2025

by Dr Dolores Morondo Taramundi *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and […]

  • Mónica Ávila Currás

From dialogue to strategy in migration cases: Third-party interventions by states as a risky patch to a systemic tension

August 19, 2025

By Mónica Ávila Currás *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former […]

  • Ioanna Pervou

The ECtHR as a state dispute Court: what is the future for Article 33 ECHR?

August 15, 2025

By Dr. Ioanna Pervou *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former […]

  • Lorenzo Acconciamessa

The Notion of “Shared Responsibility” and its Radical Impact on the Relationships between the ECtHR and the Domestic Authorities

August 12, 2025

By Dr Lorenzo Acconciamessa *** A note from the team: To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging […]

  • Jessica Klüger

Litigation and Influence: Unpacking the Institutional Dynamics of the Strasbourg Court in Responding to Governments’ Arguments in Migration Case Law

August 05, 2025

by Jessica Klüger *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former judges […]

  • Dr Demetra Loizou and Dr. Nadia Kornioti

Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights

August 01, 2025

by dr Demetra Loizou and dr Nadia Kornioti *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue […]

  • Babette De Naeyer

Spontaneity, Speech, and Strasbourg: Rethinking Oral vs. Written Forms of Online Expression

July 25, 2025

By Babette De Naeyer *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former […]

  • Yuliia Khyzhniak

Previous judgments as narrative constraint: how the European Court of Human Rights narrates departures

July 22, 2025

by dr Yuliia Khyzhniak[i] *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former […]

  • Alberto Godioli and Jennifer Young

Humour and the Meaning of ‘Context’: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on ECtHR Jurisprudence

July 18, 2025

by Alberto Godioli and Jennifer Young *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current […]

  • Cathérine Van de Graaf and Beril Onder

Exploring the Court’s Reluctance to Investigate Article 14

July 15, 2025

By Cathérine Van de Graaf and Beril Onder *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue […]

  • Anaïs Brucher

Unpacking the uses of the ‘essence of rights’ in ECtHR case law: symbol, paradox and normative statement

July 11, 2025

By Anaïs Brucher *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue with current and former judges […]

  • Lize Glas

Placing the Guarantee of Non-Repetition at the Heart of the Strasbourg Case-Law

July 08, 2025

By Lize Glas 1. Central argument Some seventy percent of the cases pending before the Committee of Ministers (CM) are repetitive. These cases are caused by the same structural problem as other cases already pending execution. The number of applications assigned to a judicial formation of the Court tells a similar story: about eighty percent […]

  • Moritz Baumgärtel

Why the European Court of Human Rights Should Adopt an Animus-Based Approach to Xenophobic Discrimination

July 04, 2025

by Moritz Baumgärtel NB: An extended version of this blog post will be published in the edited volume Race, Racism and the European Convention on Human Rights, edited by Vandita Khanna and Kirsty Hughes (Hart Publishing, forthcoming) *** To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, […]

  • Marialena Tsirli

Developing and maintaining a Court that matters / Une Cour qui compte

July 01, 2025

Dr. Marialena Tsirli *** A note from the team: To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Strasbourg Observers Blog, we organised an in-person symposium with scholars, practitioners, and members of the ECtHR on 8–9 May 2025 in Ghent. Connecting in person with so many regular contributors was a wonderful experience and led to engaging dialogue […]

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Event: Keynote Chief Registrar of the European Court of Human Rights Marialena Tsirli at Strasbourg Observers 15th Anniversary Symposium

May 01, 2025

The keynote of our two-day Strasbourg Observers 15th Anniversary Symposium will be held by the Chief Registrar of the European Court of Human Rights Dr. Marialena Tsirli. Next Friday 9th of May at 14:00, Dr. Tsirli will speaking on the big picture evolutions at the European Court of Human Rights and how the work of […]

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Strasbourg Observers 15th Anniversary Symposium Provisional Programme

February 26, 2025

8-9 May 2025, Ghent Founded in April 2010, the Strasbourg Observers Blog is soon celebrating its 15th Anniversary. To mark this occasion, we are organizing the Strasbourg Observers 15th Anniversary Symposium on the 8-9 May 2025 in Ghent, Belgium. The provisional programme can be found here. The symposium will be an occasion for real-life exchange […]

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Strasbourg Observers has got a new logo, we hope you like it!

May 26, 2020

Dear readers, Last month, we celebrated our tenth anniversary. Now that our blog is entering its second decade, we decided that it was time to give it a brand new, more modern logo by way of a birthday present – a first step in the restyling of our website. We’re happy to be able to […]

  • Saïla Ouald Chaib

Blog Symposium “Strasbourg Observers turn ten” (6): S.A.S. v. France: an ongoing learning experience

April 30, 2020

In February, not long before we all went in lockdown, I attended an event with civil society organisations in Brussels concerning litigation and advocacy strategies. One of the organizers approached me as she recognized my name from the Strasbourg Observers blog and she explained how the series we published on the case of S.A.S. v. […]

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