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The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms : same thing ?
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Exposé - Droit Européen - 10 pages - Microsoft Word
We will present to you the Charter of Fundamental Rights in Europe and the Convention for the Protection of Human life. We will, throughout the presentation, discuss what these two texts have in common, what distinguishes them and what the main challenges are today for the Convention and the Charter.
The question that we will try to answer is the following: All member states of the European Union have ratified the Convention of the Council of Europe. Nevertheless the Charter was elaborated for the countries of the EU and has mainly the same goals as the Convention. So what precisely distinguishes the two texts and in what relation do they stand to one another ?
Plan du document :
I. The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and the Charter of Fundamental Rights in Europe both aim at protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms
A. The significance of the two texts, considering the different historical backgrounds from which they emerged
B. The content of the Convention and the Charter: Similar Rights with different characteristics
II. The application of the Convention and the Charter to European and Community law
A. The different judicial statuses of the two texts
B. The consequences of the application of the Convention and the Charter in the member states and their reciprocal effects
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