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Questions of evidence in the UN human rights treaty bodies' individual communications procedure
""How is a human rights victim to establish the factual basis of their individual claim before a UN treaty body? This volume examines crucial legal questions linked to the burden and standard of proof, thereby bringing to the surface justice, truth and power dynamics. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core. ""-- Provided by publisher.
Deborah Casalin, Marie-Bénédicte Dembour and Cornelia Klocker / Introduction : Studying Evidence in the UNTB Communications Procedure -- Why this Book, What it Offers -- Marie-Bénédicte Dembour and Hanaa Hakiki / 'Evidencing Pushbacks? Why Fair, Clear and Consistently-Applied Burdens and Standards of Proof are Essential to Human Rights Adjudication -- Lisa Reinsberg / 'UN Treaty Bodies' "Sufficiently Substantiated" Admissibility Requirement : Endorsement or Distortion of the Prima Facie Threshold?' -- Cornelia Klocker / 'Forty Years and Counting : CERD's Ongoing Search for a Clear Evidentiary Path' -- Matthew Gillett, Yutaka Karukaya and Mia Marzotto / 'The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention's Treatment of Evidence : A Three-Phase History of Increasing Sophistication' -- Kasey McCall-Smith / 'Reversing the Burden of Proof in Response to State Non-Participation : Recent Evolutions in the Human Rights Committee's Examination of Individual Torture Claims' -- Meghan Campbell / It's All Been Done? Individual Communications, the Exhaustion Rule and a New Methodology" Expanding and Evidencing Domestic Barriers to Justice' -- Christopher Roberts / 'Not Just Single Events : Calling on UN Treaty Bodies to Expose Patterns or Practices of Violations' -- Elena Ghidoni / 'The Polluting Effect of Stereotypes on Evidence : CEDAW's Efforts to Address Gender-Based Discriminatory Narratives' -- Miia Halme-Tuomisaari and Reetta Toivanen / 'The Dangers of Distant Evidence : the UN Human Rights Committee's Individual Communications, 512 000 Potential New Sámi Voters and Other "Objective" Facts' -- Lisa Reinsberg, Hanaa Hakiki and Vincent Ploton / 'Practical Recommendations for Greater Fairness, Accessibility, and Transparency in the UN Treaty Bodies' Evidentiary Standards'
edited by Deborah Casalin, Marie-Bénédicte Dembour, Cornelia Klocker.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Droit international et droits de l'homme
Studies on international courts and tribunals