National security and the European Convention on Human Rights /
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| Author / Creator: | Cameron, Iain, 1959- |
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| Imprint: | Uppsala : Iustus, c2000. |
| Description: | xxxii, 479 p. ; 22 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | De lege 2000 |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4256185 |
Table of Contents:
- List of European Court of Human Rights Cases
- List of European Commission of Human Rights Cases
- 1. Introduction
- Some Basic Points Regarding the Convention System
- The Subject Matter, Methodology and Aims of the Present Study
- Application of the Convention by the Convention Organs
- The Meaning of "National Security"
- Some Comments on the Organisational Environment of Security in European states. The Potential for Abuse of National Security and Trends in the Field
- 2. Secret Surveillance
- What Is Secret Surveillance?
- What Are the Uses of Secret Surveillance?
- What Is an Interference with Article 8?
- Who Can Claim to Be the Victims of Secret Surveillance Measures?
- Accordance with the Law
- Security Surveillance which Is "Necessary in a Democratic Society"
- Remedies
- Evaluating the Control/Remedies Systems
- 3. Secret Security Files
- Security Intelligence: What It Is, Its Uses and Its Dangers
- How Can Security Intelligence Interfere with Article 8 and How Can This Be Proved?
- Security Intelligence and "Accordance with the Law"
- Necessity in a Democratic Society
- Effective Remedies in the Area of Security Files and Security Vetting
- Concluding Remarks on Safeguards and Remedies relating to Security Files and Security Vetting
- 4. Other National Security Issues
- Article 2: Right to Life
- Article 3: Prohibition of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment
- Article 4: Prohibition of Slavery and Forced Labour
- Article 5: Right to Liberty and Security
- Article 6: Right to a Fair Trial
- Article 7: No Punishment Without Law
- Article 8: Private and Family Life
- Article 9: Freedom of Religion
- Article 10: Freedom of Expression
- Article 11: Freedom of Association and Assembly
- Article 12: Right to Marry
- Article 1, Procotol 1: Protection of Property
- Article 3, Protocol 1: Free Elections
- Protocol 4
- Protocol 6
- Protocol 7
- 5. Concluding Remarks: the Limits of International Supervision
- Assessing the Past Performance of the Convention Organs in the Area of National Security
- Evidential and Procedural Problems
- The Margin of Appreciation
- Issues Relating to the Form and Effect of the Court's Judgments
- Future Problems, Past Value and Future Potential.
