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EU: Seminar: "Judges and legislators for a multi-level protection of fundamental rights in Europe"

01 September 2007

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Seminar in the European Parliament, Monday 8 October 2007 (pdf)

Three papers presented at the hearing in CoE PACE Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights in Paris on the EU and the European Convention on Human Rights:

- Olivier de Schutter (pdf)

- Francis G. Jacobs (pdf)

- Pieter van Dijk (pdf)

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