Discover the key to understanding human rights in Europe

Jacobs, White and Ovey: The European Convention on Human Rights is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to understand the fundamental principles of European human rights protection. This publication offers a clear and well-founded insight into the important legal mechanisms that safeguard individual freedoms across Europe.

The book examines the European Convention on Human Rights in detail, a key document that influences the legislation of many countries. Whether you are a law student, a lawyer or simply interested in human rights, this publication is a valuable guide to the complexities of European law. The text is structured to be accessible while remaining professionally accurate, making it easier to grasp even the more demanding concepts.

With this book you will gain a better understanding of how specific rights operate in practice, what their limits are and how they can be defended before European courts. This will give you greater confidence and orientation in the field of human rights, which you will appreciate not only professionally but also personally.

Why choose this book?

• Authoritative source - renowned authors with deep knowledge of European law.
• Clarity - clear and structured text suitable for both beginners and advanced readers.
• Wide applicability - ideal for students, legal professionals and those interested in human rights.
• Up-to-date information - reflects current legal norms and case law.
• Practical examples - clearly demonstrates the application of rights in real situations.

Main product features

• Comprehensive analysis of the European Convention on Human Rights.
• Detailed commentary on the individual articles of the Convention.
• Explanation of legal principles and their application.
• Suitable as both a teaching aid and a professional reference work.
• Clear, comprehensible writing style adapted for a broad audience.