EFFICIENCY OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION SYSTEMS

The presented volume analyzes the basic conditions for the effectiveness of national and international human rights protection systems. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for students of law, political science, international relations, as well as for practitioners dealing with the protection of human rights at various levels. This book allows you to understand the complexity of the issue of the effectiveness of human rights protection systems and indicates possibilities for their improvement.

• Analysis of the basic conditions for the effectiveness of human rights protection systems
• Criteria for assessing the effectiveness of human rights protection systems
• Assessment of soft law in the context of effectiveness
• Analysis of the regional system North-South
• Protection areas, e.g. national minorities
• Effectiveness of the control system of the European Convention on Human Rights
• Axiological coherence of human rights protection systems
• Influence of civil society on the functioning of systems

Adam Marszałek Publishing House presents a publication that is a comprehensive study on the effectiveness of national and international human rights protection systems. The authors, Jerzy Jaskiernia and Kamil Spryszak, undertook the difficult task of analyzing the basic conditions, evaluation criteria and axiological coherence of these systems. This book is the result of many years of research and analysis, as well as the authors' rich experience in the field of human rights.

Particular attention is paid to the effectiveness of the control system of the European Convention on Human Rights, which is an important element in the context of human rights protection in Europe. The authors point out the strengths and weaknesses of this system and propose specific solutions aimed at improving it. Considerations regarding the axiological coherence of human rights protection systems and the influence of civil society on their functioning are an additional advantage of this publication.

This book is not only a theoretical analysis, but also a practical guide to the issue of the effectiveness of human rights protection systems. The authors point to specific examples and case studies that illustrate the issues discussed. Thanks to this, the reader can better understand the complexity of this issue and the possibilities of its practical application. This publication is addressed to a wide audience, including students, scientists, practitioners and all those interested in human rights issues.

It is worth emphasizing that this book is up-to-date and refers to the latest events and changes in the field of human rights. The authors have included in their analysis the latest case law of international courts and changes in national and international law. Thanks to this, the reader receives comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge about the effectiveness of human rights protection systems.