The Battle for Human Dignity under Article 3 of the ECHR

"Silenced Voices: The Battle for Human Dignity under Article 3 of the ECHR" is a profound exploration of the fight against torture and inhumane treatment within the context of the European Convention on Human Rights. Starting with the aftermath of war and the establishment of the ECHR, the book delves into the legal landscape shaped by Article 3's absolute stance against torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. Through detailed analysis, the book scrutinizes the interpretations and significant legal precedents that have shaped the jurisprudence of Article 3. It sheds light on the challenges of applying these principles universally, offering a critical look at the successes and failures in its enforcement. Central to the narrative are the voices of the victims, whose harrowing experiences are not merely recounted but serve as a rallying cry for justice and empathy. Their stories, alongside expert legal commentary, paint a vivid picture of the ongoing violations of human rights and the relentless struggle to uphold them.

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Dr. Lorenca Bejko is a distinguished academic and diplomat with a Doctorate in Diplomacy from the Center for Diplomatic and Strategic Studies in Paris. Currently, she is a lecturer in European Law and has served as a First Secretary at the Albanian Embassy in the Netherlands.

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"Silenced Voices: The Battle for Human Dignity under Article 3 of the ECHR" is a profound exploration of the fight against torture and inhumane treatment within the context of the European Convention on Human Rights. Starting with the aftermath of war and the establishment of the ECHR, the book delves into the legal landscape shaped by Article 3's absolute stance against torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. Through detailed analysis, the book scrutinizes the interpretations and significant legal precedents that have shaped the jurisprudence of Article 3. It sheds light on the challenges of applying these principles universally, offering a critical look at the successes and failures in its enforcement. Central to the narrative are the voices of the victims, whose harrowing experiences are not merely recounted but serve as a rallying cry for justice and empathy. Their stories, alongside expert legal commentary, paint a vivid picture of the ongoing violations of human rights and the relentless struggle to uphold them.