Editors’ Preface

pp v-x

Contents

pp xi-xiv

List of Abbreviations

pp xv-xx

List of Contributors

pp xxi-xxx

PART I - RETHINKING HUMAN RIGHTS

pp 1-2

Planetary Justice, Human Rights and the ECHR: Advancing Alternative Onto-Epistemologies to Face Climate-Related Challenges

pp 3-28

Shouldering the Burden of Intergenerational Justice: Children and Youth Representing Future Generations in Climate Change Politics, Law and Litigation

pp 29-52

The Positive Obligations of States to Protect the Climate or the Environment as Part of the Protection of Human Life and Health under the European Convention on Human Rights

pp 53-78

Bringing the European Human Rights System and International Environmental Law Together in Climate Change Cases

pp 79-104

Is the European Convention on Human Rights Equipped to Tackle the Plastic Crisis in the Mediterranean Sea?

pp 105-138

Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia: Taking Stock of the Latest Developments in the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights on Extraterritorial Jurisdiction

pp 139-170

Human Rights and Unilateral Economic Sanctions: A New Perspective on a Twisted Relationship

pp 171-204

A European Perspective on Safeguarding the Diversity of Cultural Expressions and Artistic Freedom in the Digital Environment

pp 205-228

Rethinking the Limits of Artistic Freedom: An Interdisciplinary Perspective on where to Draw the Line

pp 229-260

The Commercial Attack on Universities: Academic Freedom—An Orphan under the European Human Rights Framework?

pp 261-314

Access to Abortion under the European Convention of Human Rights: Overcoming the Boundaries of Treaty Interpretation

pp 315-352

Recognising Children Born Out of Surrogacy: A Review of the EU Draft Regulation on Cross-Border Parenthood

pp 353-390

Strengthening Children’s Rights to Privacy and Data Protection in the Digital Environment: Walking the Tightrope in the EU

pp 391-436

Rough Around the Edges or a Fundamental Disconnect? (Re-)Examining the Theory and Utility of Human Rights through the Six Systemic Distortions Afforded by Artificial Intelligence Systems

pp 437-474

When Aerial Surveillance Becomes the Sine Qua Non for Interceptions at Sea: Mapping the EU and its Member States’ Complicity in Border Violence

pp 475-506

Exclusion of Migrants from Political Rights: Legitimate Choice or Unjustifiable Discrimination?

pp 507-534

On Second (and Third) Thoughts: Raising, Revising and Reviving the Concept of Progressive Realisation Over Time

pp 535-568

Strengthening Human Rights at the Local Level in Georgia: A Case Study Based on the European Charter of Local Self-Government

pp 569-588

PART II - JURISPRUDENCE BY THE COURTS

pp 589-590

The Court of Justice of the European Union and Human Rights in 2022: National Security Interests as Means of Deviation from EU Law?

pp 591-626

The Case Law of the ECtHR in 2022: Strasbourg in the ‘Age’ of Protocol No. 15

pp 627-662

PART III - BOOK REVIEWS

pp 663-664

Natalia Kobylarz and Evadne Grant (eds.): Human Rights and the Planet: The Future of Environmental Human Rights in the European Court of Human Rights

pp 665-668

Asgeir Falch-Eriksen and Karmen Toros (eds.): Professional Practice in Child Protection and the Child’s Right to Participate

pp 669-672