This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice For Social Rights: Addressing The Accountability Gap’, led by Dr. Katie Boyle. After setting out in brief the motivations behind the overall project, this writeup addresses the following using a comparative law lens: a) the meaning of an effective remedy for social rights violations (Part I), b) the conditions for the grant and success of structural remedies for social rights violations (Part II), c) possible models for structural remedies (Part III), d) design principles for such structural remedies (Part IV). The experience of social rights litigation and the strategies used by litigants in courts around the world for social rights violation...
This article examines the structural elements of the Collective Complaints Procedure, seen as an ave...
This book discusses the various approaches to and types of remedies available for violations of inte...
This article makes the point that one cannot understand fully the nature of the remedies granted by ...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice F...
This briefing paper provides an introduction to the concept of structural orders as a form of remedy...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
First paragraph: This report examines access to justice for social rights across the UK drawing on l...
This briefing has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice For Social...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice F...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice F...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This article examines the structural elements of the Collective Complaints Procedure, seen as an ave...
This book discusses the various approaches to and types of remedies available for violations of inte...
This article makes the point that one cannot understand fully the nature of the remedies granted by ...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice F...
This briefing paper provides an introduction to the concept of structural orders as a form of remedy...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
First paragraph: This report examines access to justice for social rights across the UK drawing on l...
This briefing has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice For Social...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice F...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice F...
This briefing document has been prepared for the Nuffield Foundation project on ‘Access to Justice f...
This article examines the structural elements of the Collective Complaints Procedure, seen as an ave...
This book discusses the various approaches to and types of remedies available for violations of inte...
This article makes the point that one cannot understand fully the nature of the remedies granted by ...