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  • This article contends that art 15 ECHR should be used to accommodate what have become known as “lockdown” powers necessary to confront the coronavirus pandemic In this way, such exceptional powers can be quarantined to exceptional situations Using art 5 ECHR and the right to liberty as an illustrative example, this article demonstrates that far from protecting human rights standards, failure to use Article 15 ECHR risks normalising exceptional powers and permanently recalibrating human rights protections downwards © 2020 Thomson Reuters and Contributors
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  • European_Human_Rights_Law_Review
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  • WHO
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  • Derogating from the European convention on human rights in response to the coronavirus pandemic: If not now, when?
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  • #825704
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  • 2020

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