The process of extradition, which involves the forced relocation of an individual from one legal jurisdiction to another, is governed by a comprehensive and diverse set of rules that address both procedural and substantive aspects. Various issues may arise from this process, particularly when an individual is extradited to a country with poor human rights… Continue reading Navigating Extraditions to China: Safeguarding Human Rights through the Lens of the European Court of the Human Rights
Zo Slovenska sa po februárových voľbách postupne stáva hlasný kritik porušovania ľudských práv v Číne. V novembri 2017 slovenský premiér Robert Fico vyhlásil: „Musí nám záležať na tom, aby naše vzťahy s Čínou boli partnerské, priateľské a ak budeme tejto destinácii venovať dostatočnú pozornosť, môže to priniesť ovocie.“ Tento výrok celkom presne ilustruje podstatu vzťahov… Continue reading Slovensko ako nový vyzývateľ Číny v otázkach ľudských práv
A small state in Central Europe is emerging as a loud critic of China’s human rights violations. In November 2017, Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico quipped that the country “must care about maintaining a friendly partnership with China, if we pay enough attention to it, we will reap fruits.” This quite illustrates the essence of Slovakia’s engagement… Continue reading Slovakia: A New Challenger of China’s Human Rights Record?
The following text is a summary of an invitation-only discussion organized by the Central European Institute of Asian Studies (CEIAS) in Bratislava in July 2020, attended by the representatives of executive and legislative branches of Slovak Republic, as well as Slovak MEPs and experts from universities and think-tanks. The summary presents an interpretation of the… Continue reading Promoting Slovak interests through common EU policy on East Asian countries
