The new edition aims to provide a comprehensive update for the legal community, including judges, prosecutors, lawyers, students, researchers from various fields, and professionals working on Human Rights issues, presenting the main international acts and how they function and are applied.
This edition, after a brief historical overview of the earliest efforts of the international community to protect individuals, first analyzes the basic International Conventions established after the creation of the UN, and then presents the main regional human rights protection systems, including the European, American, African, and Arab systems, as well as developments in Asia.
Additionally, this edition provides detailed coverage of critical topics such as the nine International Conventions and the proceedings before each Committee, as well as the most significant cases adjudicated before them, with an emphasis on Greek cases.
There is also a discussion on the topical issue of asylum, as enshrined in the Geneva Convention on the Status of Refugees and other international acts, particularly within the European Union, along with a special focus on minority issues, which are also of interest to our country.
