Cristina Sáenz Pérez
@csaenz.bsky.social
Lecturer and researcher at the Pontifical University of Comillas (Madrid). Formerly @lawatleeds.bsky.social | International and EU criminal law, human rights and asylum 🇵🇸🍉
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The selectiveness in this piece, including in the characterisation of the ECtHR case law, is shocking, especially for a self-identified 'legal historian'. But my main question is: how can anyone from the 'left' see what's happening in the US and think 'I'd very much like some of that here, please?'
Sanjit Nagi: A Road to Nowhere: Reforming the European Convention on Human Rights ukconstitutionallaw.org/2025/07/02/s...
Sanjit Nagi: A Road to Nowhere: Reforming the European Convention on Human Rights
Over the last few weeks criticism of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR/the Convention) and suggestions that the United Kingdom (U.K) should attempt to reform the supranational instrumen…
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July 2, 2025 at 10:42 PM
The selectiveness in this piece, including in the characterisation of the ECtHR case law, is shocking, especially for a self-identified 'legal historian'. But my main question is: how can anyone from the 'left' see what's happening in the US and think 'I'd very much like some of that here, please?'
Reposted by Cristina Sáenz Pérez
Many people don’t seem to realise it, but Trump has moved the world from an imperfect rules-based international order to a world in which might is always right.
That doesn’t leave space for diplomacy, trust, or indeed nuclear non-proliferation.
That doesn’t leave space for diplomacy, trust, or indeed nuclear non-proliferation.
June 22, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Many people don’t seem to realise it, but Trump has moved the world from an imperfect rules-based international order to a world in which might is always right.
That doesn’t leave space for diplomacy, trust, or indeed nuclear non-proliferation.
That doesn’t leave space for diplomacy, trust, or indeed nuclear non-proliferation.
Reposted by Cristina Sáenz Pérez
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March 8 is International Women's Day
For over a century the world has celebrated International Women's Day to honor women's movements around the globe and to bring attention to the battles still being fought to achieve equality. We're ce...
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March 6, 2025 at 6:27 PM
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