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The European Court of Human Rights

01 March 1991

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Luke Clements, Legal Action, January 1991. pp.12-14. An increasing number of cases are using the European Convention on Human Rights to protect individual rights.The article looks at the procedure for "taking a case to Europe" and lists the articles of the convention, showing how they have been, or might be, used.

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