Publisher's Synopsis
Butterworths Human Rights Cases is a major reporting series which monitors developments in the protection of human rights and freedoms across a wide range of jurisdictions. It reports, in full text, those decisions which will be of particular interest to lawyers, judges, practitioners and non-governmental organisations. It publishes leading human rights decisions from international and national courts and tribunals that make a significant contribution to the way in which a particular right or freedom is interpreted or applied. The series guarantees a genuinely global perspective via its international network of correspondents and it has been designed along the same lines as the renowned All England Law Reports. This set comprises of all the bound volumes in the series since its inception, as well as the annual service comprising of ten issues and two bound volumes.
