Recommendations of Human Rights Committees and the Rule of Law

The blog study aims at interpretation of international human rights treaties adopted under the umbrella of the United Nations, namely at the competence of committees established by these treaties to adopt recommendations for state parties. The study points out that despite the concept of competence-competence principle, these recommendations are not legally binding.

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Central European Researchers Blog
Published
2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.63189/gkcj5398
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International Law and Human Rights
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Recommendations of Human Rights Committees and the Rule of Law

Katarína Šmigová
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Recommendations of Human Rights Committees and the Rule of Law

Katarína Šmigová
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Abstract

The blog study aims at interpretation of international human rights treaties adopted under the umbrella of the United Nations, namely at the competence of committees established by these treaties to adopt recommendations for state parties. The study points out that despite the concept of competence-competence principle, these recommendations are not legally binding.

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