Unconditional Right to Object to the Inclusion of Data in a Publicly Available Data Application Violates Art 10 ECHR

Articles in the same Issue

1. Inhalt
2. Table of Contents
3. Articles
4. The Enigma of the Hong Kong Injunction Cases – A Perspective on Political Question Doctrine, Separation of Powers, Rule of Law and Universal Suffrage
5. Due Process Prior to Administrative Decisions and Effective Judicial Protection in Brazil: A New Perspective?
6. Notes & Essays
7. Constitutional Politics in Contemporary Hungary
8. The Fiduciary Role of Members of Parliament and Ministers
9. Developments Austria
10. The Indiscriminate Ban on the Collection and Use of Data from Genetic Analyses Violates the Principle of Equality
11. Unconditional Right to Object to the Inclusion of Data in a Publicly Available Data Application Violates Art 10 ECHR
12. Developments CEE
13. Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Adjudication of Power-Sharing Arrangements in Sub-State Constitutions
14. Hungarian Constitutional Court: The Unconstitutionality of Contracts and Amending Contracts via Legislative Measures
15. Book Reviews
16. Robert Schütze, European Union Law, Cambridge University Press, 2015 ISBN (paperback) 9781107416536 (GBP 39.99/ USD 64.99), ISBN (hardback) 9781107071209 (GBP 79.99 / USD 130)