Migration, Borders and the Protection of Aliens’ Rights: Border Control in the Recent Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights
Journal title DIRITTO COSTITUZIONALE
Author/s Francesca De Vittor
Publishing Year 2020 Issue 2020/2 Language Italian
Pages 32 P. 81-112 File size 322 KB
DOI 10.3280/DC2020-002003
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Migration is an important test for human rights systems. Treaty bodies often face a diffi-cult balance between individual freedom of movement and the right of states to control their borders. In this context, the European Court of Human Rights has traditionally established the protection of aliens’ rights as an exception to the sovereign right to con-trol the entry of non-nationals into a territory. This argument has led, especially in the most recent case law, to a relativisation of fundamental rights that does not always ap-pear to be consistent with the underlying principles of the system itself.
Keywords: Corte europea dei diritti dell’uomo; migrazione; confini; esternalizzazione; giurisdizione; rifugiati; European Court of Human Rights; migration; borders; externali-sation; jurisdiction; refugees.
Francesca De Vittor, Migrazioni, frontiere e tutela dei diritti dello straniero: il controllo dei confini nella giurisprudenza recente della Corte europea dei diritti dell’uomo in "DIRITTO COSTITUZIONALE" 2/2020, pp 81-112, DOI: 10.3280/DC2020-002003