With six issues each year, the European Human Rights Law Review (EHRLR) provides unrivalled, cutting-edge and up-to-date coverage of key issues in human rights law. With a matchless blend of news, case summaries and comment, opinion, analytical articles, updates and book reviews, it acts as a forum for serious discussion and debate on the European Convention on Human Rights, EU human rights, the wider international framework for the protection of human rights and the Human Rights Act 1998.

• The EHRLR includes:
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EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor
Jonathan Cooper OBE
Barrister, Doughty Street Chambers

Assistant Editor
Toby Collis
Learning and Development Manager, Advocates for International Development

Book Review Editor
Dr Jane M Rooney
Lecturer in Law, University of Bristol Law School

Cases and Comment Editor
Sofia Galani
Lecturer in Law, University of Bristol Law School

Charter Bulletin Editor
Peter Dunne
Lecturer in Law, Centre for Health, Law and Society, University of Bristol Law School

Board Members

David Anderson QC
Brick Court Chambers

Professor Christine Chinkin
Professor of International Law, London School of Economics

Professor Andrew Clapham
Professor of Public International Law, Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva

Daniel Denman
Legal Directorate, Ministry of Justice

Brice Dickson
Professor of International and Comparative Law, Queen’s University, Belfast
 
Professor Conor Gearty
Professor of Human Rights Law, London School of Economics; and Barrister, Matrix Chambers

Professor Françoise Hampson
University of Essex

Professor Colin Harvey
Professor of Human Rights Law, Queen’s University Belfast

Murray Hunt
Director, Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law

Philip Leach
Professor of Human Rights Law, Middlesex University

Aileen McColgan
Professor of Human Rights Law, King’s College, London; and Barrister, Matrix Chambers

Nuala Mole
The AIRE Centre

Stephanie Palmer
Fellow, Girton College, Cambridge; and Barrister, Blackstone Chambers

Roisin Pillay
Director, Europe and Central Asia Programme, International Commission of Jurists

Karen Reid
Registry, European Court of Human Rights

Lord Justice Singh
Court of Appeal

Martha Spurrier
Director, Liberty

John Wadham
Doughty Street Chambers

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