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Davis: Human Rights Law Directions 2e

Chapter 7

Question 1

• Consider the restrictions under the second paragraphs of Articles 10 and 11, the power to derogate under Article 15 and the power to deny a Convention remedy to those who would use their rights to abuse the rights of others under Article 17.

Question 2

• See Article 14, discussed in Chapter 7.2, above. In particular consider "objective and reasonable justification". (7.2.5)

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