Proportionality and Human Rights: An Examination of Process and Policy - Joint Event with OxHRH

Event date
5 June 2015
Event time
12:00
Oxford week
Venue
Pembroke College
Speaker(s)
Prof. Michael Newton

This event will focus on the myriad meanings for the proportionality concept in contrast to the varying legal contexts within which it has been developed. The discussion will focus on the implications of the human rights framing of Proportionality, particularly in juxtaposition to the prevailing jus in bello usage. The lecture will critically examine the normative roots of proportionality within the human rights dialogue with a view towards a re-examination of its usage and utility.

For more information on Prof.Newton's book on the subject (co-authored by Larry May) please visit http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199355037.do

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Human Rights Law