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International Law and International Organizations
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Shinkaretskaya, G.G. The European Union and the European Human Rights Convention.

Abstract: The European Union acts on behalf of the member states. Where should responsibility rest, if the Union acts in violation of the European Human Rights Convention? The tendency is that the Union should join the Convention European Union.

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international organization, on behalf of the member states, ECHR, responsibility of the EU, violation of the European Convention, ECJ, ECHRts.

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