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Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos

@DimitriosGian

Inaugural Prof & Head @GoldsmithsLaw; Bencher @Inner_Temple; Ass Tenant @gardencourtlaw;Founder @BRinEurope @KnowingOurRts;Visiting Prof @Panteion @univpoitiers

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5 days ago

The is a useful scapegoat for a complex problem, writes The Economist, and the costs of 🇬🇧 leaving are clearer than the benefits👇

🔗 economist.com/leaders/2024/0…

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Andrew Cutting
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1 week ago

“The adoption of the Safety of Bill by the UK Parliament raises major issues about the human rights of asylum seekers and the more generally”, says the Council of Europe’s Commissioner👇

🔗coe.int/en/web/commiss…

Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights

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Sanchita Hosali
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1 week ago

Good to hear this from a Shadow Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood MP - I find myself saying many times in a week, all govts will get court rulings they disagree with, but either you have a govt that accepts limits on its power or you have one that believes itself above the rules.

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1 week ago

and the European Court of :

The is clearly deferential to the separation of powers, says Grantham LSE’s Tiffanie Chan.

States signed the – the Court merely defines minimum standards that should follow👇

🔗 swissinfo.ch/eng/science/go…

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