About the Book: European Convention on Human Rights: Sixty Years and Beyond
The Europeans always claim that they have historically and traditionally
developed a human rights culture and adherence to liberalism. On the human
rights front, they believe that they are leading by their sterling example.
Several European jurist scholars have attempted to contest, criticise and
challenge fundamental rights and the system perpetuated to promote and protect
them with the sole aim of strengthening and reinforcing them.
The present volume examines and evaluates the contribution of the European human
rights regime, established 60 years ago under the auspices of Council of Europe.
It wells on lessons, which Europe