International Sanctions and Human Rights / Pavel Sturma, editor.

Introduction -- The Notion of “Sanctions” and “Countermeasures” in International Law -- Sanctions from the Point of View of Legal Theory -- Recent Trends in EU Sanctions Law -- State-to-State Sanctions and Immunity -- Humanitarian Exceptions and Sanctions -- Human Rights and Treaty Mechanisms in Relation to Sanctions -- Illegality of Sanctions Against the ICC -- Sanctions and the Right to Property -- Due Process and Procedural Safeguards -- Economic Sanctions in International Arbitration -- Review of Targeted Sanctions at the International Level -- Judicial Approaches to Countermeasures -- The EU Blocking Statute and European Companies.

This volume explores the legal dimensions of international sanctions and their intersection with human rights. It examines the legitimacy, scope, and impact of sanctions imposed by states and international organizations, with particular attention to targeted sanctions, due process, and the rights of individuals. Contributors analyze recent developments in EU and UN sanctions regimes, the role of international courts, and the balance between coercive measures and human rights protections.

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