Abstract
Rasmus Stoklund skriver, at tiden er inde til en konfrontation med menneskerettighedsdomstolen, men hans argumentation peger implicit mod et opgør med det internationale retssystem. Konsekvenserne kan blive fatale, men i en mangelfuld bog er konsekvenserne end ikke overvejet, skriver jurist Jacques Hartmann.
Rasmus Stoklund writes that the time has come for a confrontation with the Human Rights Court, but his argumentation implicitly points towards a showdown with the international legal system. The consequences could be fatal, but in a flawed book the consequences are not even considered, writes lawyer Jacques Hartmann.
Rasmus Stoklund writes that the time has come for a confrontation with the Human Rights Court, but his argumentation implicitly points towards a showdown with the international legal system. The consequences could be fatal, but in a flawed book the consequences are not even considered, writes lawyer Jacques Hartmann.
| Translated title of the contribution | Stoklund's new book is not only full of errors, it also undermines the international legal system |
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| Original language | Other |
| Journal | Altinget |
| Publication status | Published - 20 Aug 2024 |
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