ARTICLES

OBJECT OR SUBJECT? THE ONGOING ‘OBJECTIFICATION’ OF ASYLUM SEEKERS

Paresh Kathrani
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1-7

THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS’ CONTROL OVER STATES’ DEROGATION IN TIME OF EMERGENCY: EXAMPLE OF EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LESSONS LEARNED FROM WW2

Marine Toullier
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8-24

LESSONS OF WORLD WAR II AND THE ANNEXATION OF CRIMEA

Dainius Žalimas
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25-36

STATUTORY LIMITATION OF CRIMES UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW: LESSONS TAKEN FROM THE PROSECUTION OF NAZI CRIMINALS IN GERMANY AFTER 1945 AND THE NEW "DEMJANJUK CASE LAW"

David Kohout
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37-54

INSOLVABLE ISSUED OF INEFFECTIVE INDIVIDUAL REDRESS FOR TORTURE IN SYRIA: UNAVOIDABLE AND INEVITABLE

Regina Valutyte
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55-66

COLONIAN PEOPLE IN WORLD WAR II: INTERNATIONAL LAW AS VICTOR’S LAW?

Radha D'Souza
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67-84

CAPITAL FLOWS IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW – TRENDS, FRAMEWORK AND REASONS: FOCUS ON EMERGING CHINA

Andrius Bambalas
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85-92

RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT. BALANCING NATIONAL INTERESTS AND INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS THROUGH MULTILATERALISM

Tomasz A. Lewandowski
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93-103

CONSEQUENCES OF RESERVATIONS TO INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES, CONCLUDED IN THE AFTERMATH OF WWII

Aistė Augustauskaitė
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104-114

CASE LAW OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF EUROPEAN UNION ON UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS DIRECTIVE: IMPLICATIONS ON ESTONIAN DOMESTIC LAW

Piia Kalamees,Karin Sein
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115-131