Zeitschrifteninhaltsdienst | FID intRecht

Diese Website setzt Cookies ein. Für die Nutzungsanalyse wird die Software Matomo verwendet.
Wenn Sie der Nutzungsanalyse widersprechen oder mehr über Cookies erfahren möchten, besuchen Sie die Informationen zum Datenschutz.

DE | EN

Sie befinden sich hier:

Das Neueste aus juristischen Fachzeitschriften

Liste der aggregierten Zeitschriften

Valeriia Dymbrylova PhD Researcher, School of Law and Government, Dublin City University, Ireland (Nordic Journal of Human Rights, 23.01.2026)
Towards Reinstating the Special Procedures Mandate on Corruption and Human Rights
Hoa Phuong T. Nguyen Criminal Law Faculty, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Journal of Human Trafficking, 21.01.2026)
Reconsidering the Link Between Child Marriage and Trafficking: Evidence from Vietnamese Court Decisions on Cross Border Marriages
Scott Leary Sean Oldak JoNell Potter Maureen Kenny Lujain Alhajji a Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, FL, USAb Division of Research and Special Projects in the Department of O (Journal of Human Trafficking, 20.01.2026)
Education on Human Trafficking at an All-Speciality Residency Orientation at a Large Academic Hospital
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
Towards a systematic and explicit legitimate aims test in human rights challenges to EU entities†
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
Rethinking the predominant purpose test under Article 18 ECHR—lessons from the détournement de pouvoir à la française†
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
Misappropriation of Children’s Rights as a Legitimate Aim?: Comparing the Responses of the European Court of Human Rights and the UN Human Rights Committee to LGBTQ+ Rights Backlash†
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
The four horsemen of illegitimacy? Unveiling the ECtHR’s interpretation of its legitimate aim requirement through a comparative categorization of illegitimate aims*
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
Hidden, indirect and ulterior purpose review by regional human rights courts: comparing the cases against Azerbaijan and Venezuela†
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
Legitimate aims and ulterior purposes in human rights law: opening up a comparative research agenda†
(Human Rights Law Review, 15.01.2026)
Borrowing, rephrasing, or inventing? How the African Commission and Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights have filled the gap on legitimate restrictions to freedom of expression

1
2
3
...
20
next