Adjudicating Reparation for Human Rights Violations

Speaker: Prof. Photini Pazartzis, Professor of Public International Law and Director of the Athens Public International Law Center of the Faculty of Law of the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens
Chair: Dr Danai Azaria, UCL Laws

This talk is part of the International Law Association (British Branch) Lecture Series.

About this talk:

There has been great attention in international human rights law and jurisprudence on remedies to victims of human rights violations. International human rights courts have greatly contributed to the development of the right to reparation, applying and adjusting the general principle of reparation in the law of State responsibility -as well as the various forms of reparation-, within the specific context of human rights treaties violations. This presentation will discuss the remedial practice of the UN Human Rights Committee, in the framework of its quasi-adjudicatory function of the examination of individual communications.

About the speaker:

Photini Pazartzis is Professor of Public International Law and Director of the Athens Public International Law Center of the Faculty of Law of the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, and currently a Visiting Fellow at the Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law (2017-2018) She is member of the UN Human Rights Committee (ICCPR). She is Vice President of the European Society of International Law and Co-Chair of the ILA Study Group on: The Content and Evolution of Rules of Interpretation. She is currently working on reparation in the context of State responsibility.

 

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