Date: 27-28 March 2025
Location: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
We’re happy to present the programme flyer for our upcoming two-day seminar on government litigation practices before international human rights courts and committees, particularly in migration-related cases. Governments are increasingly active in shaping the interpretation of human rights law in relation to migration control, acting as 'doctrinal entrepreneurs' in litigation. The event brings together legal scholars and practitioners, and in four panels, we will discuss different aspects and current research.
Our Panels are:
- Patterns in State Litigation Strategies Before the ECtHR
- Examining Individual State Approaches: Case Studies
- State Litigation Strategies Before the CJEU
- Nature and Limits of Reverse Strategic Litigation
Everyone is welcome at the Vrije Universiteit (room ALMA, OZW Building). Please register with our secretariat by sending an email to: secretariaat.sb.rch@vu.nl