Finland
October 1, 2020
European Court’s School Shooting Ruling and Its Wider Implications
The European Court of Human Rights found on 19 September that Finland violated its positive duty to protect the right to life of nine students and a teacher in a mass shooting at their vocational institute. It is only the second time that the court has dealt with a deadly violent incident at an education institution, but it should have influence even beyond Europe.
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Children's Rights
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EU Looks to Rein in Funding to Abusive EU Governments
Plan Would Link EU Funds to Rule of Law, Functioning Judiciary
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Q&A: First Cracks to Impunity in Syria, Iraq
Refugee Crisis and Universal Jurisdiction Cases in Europe
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