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Seasca bliain faoi bhláth: socio-economic rights and the European Convention on Human Rights
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| Title: | Seasca bliain faoi bhláth: socio-economic rights and the European Convention on Human Rights | Authors: | Thornton, Liam | Permanent link: | http://hdl.handle.net/10197/5431 | Date: | Jun-2013 | Online since: | 2014-02-28T09:22:04Z | Abstract: | This paper firstly provides an overview of the rights and freedoms contained in the ECHR, before going on to examine in more detail the protection of socio-economic rights under the ECHR. The issue of positive obligations, discrimination and socio-economic rights will be briefly examined, before a sustained review of socio-economic rights and (i) the right to life; (ii) inhuman and degrading treatment; (iii) family and private life; (iv) property and (v) education rights. | Type of material: | Conference Publication | Keywords: | Social and economic rights; ECHR law; Irish law; Poverty law; Public interest law; Economic, social and cultural rights | Language: | en | Status of Item: | Not peer reviewed | Conference Details: | The ECHR and Ireland: 60 Years and Beyond, UCD, Dublin, 29 June 2013 |
| Appears in Collections: | Law Research Collection |
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