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van der Berg

Folter, unmenschliche und erniedrigende Behandlung in der Rechtsprechung des EGMR und die strafprozessualen Konsequenzen

Nomos,  2019, 334 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-5529-5


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The work is part of the series Schriften zum Internationalen und Europäischen Strafrecht (Volume 37)
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englischThis book offers an insight into the interpretation of Art. 3 ECHR in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. Over the last few decades, the court has considerably widened the scope of Art. 3 ECHR to include a series of new cases, such as non-refoulement cases. Pilot rulings on the prohibition of torture and the establishment of procedural regulations regarding Art. 3 cases further show how the court has simultaneously extended the reach of its jurisdiction. The author poses and discusses the question of to what extent these developments encroach on the contracting parties’ sovereignty and, extending beyond that, whether such infringements could potentially be justified by the court’s primary responsibility to protect and ensure human dignity.

»eine in sich schlüssige, didaktisch überzeugende, kompakte Darstellung.«
RA Dr. Jan-Maximilian Zeller, FAStrafR, StV 3/2020, 217

»eine hervorragende Analyse der Rechtsprechung des EGMR zu Art. 3 EMRK und sollte in keiner Menschenrechtsbibliothek fehlen.«
Dr. Eduard Christian Schöpfer, NLMR 2/201 9, 177