Justiciability of Human Rights Law in Domestic Jurisdictions

Chapter 1 Enforcing Human Rights at End of Life: Is There a Better Approach?

Chapter 2 Can Rights Be Ring-Fenced in Times of Austerity? Equality, Equity and Judicial ‘Trusteeship’ over the UK’s Fairness Agenda

Chapter 3 The Right to Healthcare: A Critical Examination of the Human Right of Irregular Migrants to Access State-Funded HIV/AIDS Treatment in the UK

Chapter 4 Dignity: A Relevant Normative Value in ‘Access to Health and Social Care’ Litigation in the United Kingdom?

Chapter 5 Patent Rights, Access to Medicines, and the Justiciability of the Right to Health in Kenya, South Africa and India

Chapter 6 Overcoming the (Non)justiciable Conundrum: The Doctrine of Harmonious Construction and the Interpretation of the Right to a Healthy Environment in Nigeria

Chapter 7 Justiciable Disability Rights and Social Change: A Northern Ireland Case Study

Chapter 8 Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Northern Ireland: Legitimate and Viable Justiciability Mechanisms for a Conflicted Democracy

Chapter 9 Children in Colombia: Discussing the Current Transitional Justice Process Against the Backdrop of the CRC Key Principles

Chapter 10 Prosecuting International Core Crimes Under Libya’s Transitional Justice: The Case of Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi and Abdullah Al-Senussi

Chapter 11 DNA Evidence Under the Microscope: Why the Presumption of Innocence Is Under Threat in Ireland

Chapter 12 Surveillance and the Right to Privacy: Is an ‘Effective Remedy’ Possible?

Chapter 13 The ‘Contractual Enforcement’ of Human Rights in Europe

Chapter 14 Putting Dignity to Bed? The Taxing Question of the UK’s Housing Rights ‘Relapse’

Chapter 15 Justiciable Property Rights and Postcolonial Land Reform: A Case Study of Zimbabwe

Chapter 16 Women’s Land Rights and Customary Law Reform in South Africa: Towards a Gendered Perspective