TY  - BOOK
AU  - Vanneste,Frédéric
TI  - General international law before human rights courts  assessing the specialty claims of international human rights law
SN  - 9789050959582
U1  - 341.48 20
PY  - 2010///
CY  - Antuerpia (Bélgica)
PB  - Intersentia
KW  - Corte Internacional de Justicia. CIJ
KW  - Derecho internacional humanitario
KW  - Derecho internacional
KW  - Derechos humanos
KW  - Tratados
N1  - Incluye referencia bibliográfica e índice; Background : fragmentation of international law and "human rightism" -- Research assumption -- Methodological approach -- Recurrent references to the concept of law-making treaties (with an independent monitoring organ) -- Assessing the "special" approach towards reservations (articles 19-23 VCLT) -- Special application of human rights treaties (articles 24-30 VCLT)? -- Special approach towards interpretation of human rights treaties (31-33 VCLT)? -- Special significance for third parties (articles 34-38 VLCT and 53)? -- Special status for the norms enshrined in the ECHR or the ACHR (articles 30, 34-42, 53, 59 and 64 VCLT)? -- Withdrawl from human rights treaties (article 56 VCLT) -- Specialty claim for various topics of general international law treated by human rights courts -- Human rightism or development -- Harmony, not autonomy -- "Specialty" claims of human rights law are seldom conclusive to depart from general international law -- Special status of human rights norms need to be clarified by general international law -- International human rights law does not threaten the unity of general international law
ER  -