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Personal information Antoine Christian BUYSE Institute of Human Rights (SIM), Achter Sint Pieter 200, 3512 HT , The Netherlands Telephone(s) +31 30 253 85 10

E-mail [email protected]

Nationality Dutch

Date of birth 16.06.1977

Gender Male

Occupational field Human Rights Teaching and Research

Areas of expertise.. European Convention on Human rights; transitional justice; interactions ECHR – EU – national jurisdictions; Council of Europe; national human rights institutions (NHRIs); Civil and political rights: freedom of expression and the media; right of refugees and displaced persons; reparations for human rights violations

Work experience

Dates 2007-present Occupation or position held Professor of Human Rights in a Multidisciplinary Perspective and director of Netherlands Institute of Human Rights (SIM), Utrecht University (1.0 fte) (2010-2014 associate professor; 2007-2010 assistant professor) Main activities and responsibilities Research, teaching, management Name and address of employer Netherlands Institute of Human Rights (SIM), of , and Governance, Utrecht University, Achter Sint Pieter 200, 3512 BR Utrecht, the Netherlands Type of business or sector Academia

Dates 2002-2007

Occupation or position held Junior lecturer and PhD Researcher (1.0 fte) Main activities and responsibilities Writing a PhD dissertation, teaching, other research Name and address of employer Europa Institute, Faculty of Law, , the Netherlands Type of business or sector Academia

Education and training

Dates 2002-2008 Title of qualification awarded PhD in Law (promotor: Prof.dr. Rick Lawson) Principal subjects/occupational skills Thesis Title ‘Post-Conflict Housing Restitution. The European Human Rights Perspective, with a Case covered Study on Bosnia and Herzegovina’, awarded summa cum laude (field of human rights and international law) and the Prize 2008 and Erasmus Prize 2008.

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Name and type of organisation Leiden University, the Netherlands providing education and training Level in national or international ISCED 8 classification Dates Add1995 separate-2000 entries for each relevant course you have completed, starting from the most recent. (remove if not relevant, see instructions) Title of qualification awarded MA in Principal subjects/occupational skills History of the Modern Age, History of Science. MA awarded summa cum laude covered Name and type of organisation Leiden University, the Netherlands providing education and training Level in national or international (removeISCED 7 if not relevant, see instructions) classification

Personal skills and competences

Mother tongue(s) Dutch

Other language(s) Self-assessment Understanding Speaking Writing European level (*) Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production English C2 Proficient user C2 Proficient user C2 Proficient user C2 Proficient user C2 Proficient user French C1 Proficient user C1 Proficient user C2 Proficient user C1 Proficient user B2 Independent user

Additional information 10 Key Publications

 Buyse, A.C. (2015). Human Rights for Foxes and Hedgehogs (Inaugural Lecture). Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, 33 (3), (pp. 355-364).  Buyse, A.C., 'Dangerous Expressions, The ECHR, Violence and Free Speech', International and Comparative Law Quarterly, vol. 63. issue 2 (2014) pp. 491-503.  Buyse, A.C. & M. Hamilton (Eds.). (2011). Transitional jurisprudence and the ECHR. Justice, politics and rights. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.  Buyse, A.C. (Ed.). (2010). Margins of Conflict. The ECHR and transitions to and from armed conflict (Series on Transitional Justice, vol. 5). Antwerp: Intersentia.  BUYSE, A.C., ‘The Pilot Judgment Procedure at the European Court of Human Rights: Possibilities and Challenges’, Nomiko Vima (Greek Legal Journal, december 2009).  BUYSE, A.C., Post-Conflict Housing Restitution. The European Human Rights Perspective, with a Case Study on Bosnia and Herzegovina (Intersentia: Antwerpen 2008 – PhD dissertation).  BUYSE, A.C., ‘Lost and Regained? Restitution as a Remedy for Human Rights Violations in the Context of International Law’, Heidelberg Journal of International Law (Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht) vol. 68 (2008) pp. 129-153.  BUYSE, A.C. AND R.A. LAWSON, ‘State Recognition: Admission (Im)possible’, Leiden Journal of International Law vol. 20 (2007) pp. 57-67.  BUYSE, A.C., ‘Strings Attached: The Concept of “Home” in the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights’, European Human Rights Law Review (2006) pp. 294-307.  BUYSE, A.C., ‘A Lifeline in Time – Non-retroactivity and Continuing Violations under the ECHR’, Nordic Journal of International Law vol. 75 (2006) pp. 63-88.

Annex Full CV (including all publications, prizes etc.)

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Academic Activities and Memberships (selection) Since 2014 Co-director Utrecht University Research Area ‘Cultures, Citizenship and Human Rights’ Since 2013 Vice-Chair Executive Board Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI) Since 2013 Editor-in-Chief of the Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights (executive editor since 2009) Since 2012 Member Editorial Council Nederlands Tijdschrift voor de Mensenrechten (NTM/NJCM-Bulletin) 2012-2017 Member Young Academy of the Royal Academy of Arts and Aciences of the Netherlands (KNAW)

2015 Member International Honor Jury Human Rights Essay Award, American University Washington College of Law 2015 Member Jury ‘A Question for Europe’, European Young Academies 2012-2013 Member Jury KNAW Education Prize 2011-2012 Co-director Utrecht Law School researhch programme ‘Human rights in a world of conflict and diversity’ 2008-2010 Member Management Team Netherlands School of Human Rights Research (education officer and member editorial board newsletter) 2007-2010 Academisch Coordinator EU Asialink Project ‘Human Rights and Good Governance Education in Indonesia and Mongolia’

Visiting Fellowships and Research Stays  Field research visits (interviews) in Bosnië (2004 en 2013) en Kosovo (2012).  Visiting researcher, Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Lund, Sweden, February-March 2017.  Visiting researcher, Danish Institute of Human Rights, Copenhagen, Denmark, July-August 2013.  Visiting researcher, Human Rights Centre of , , April 2013.  Visiting researcher, Ludwig Boltzmann Institut für Mensenrechte, Vienna, Austria, August-September 2012.  Visiting fellow, Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University, Belfast, UK, March 2009 and March 2010.  Visiting researcher, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg, Germany, January-February 2006.  Visiting researcher, University Centre of International Humanitarian Law, Geneva University, August-September 2006.

Prizes and Awards 2008 Erasmus Research Prize : annual national prize, Foundation Praemium Erasmianum, handed out by the president of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences (KNAW), for the 5 best dissertations in the Netherlands in both the fields of and social sciences (3000 Euro). 2008 Max van der Stoel Award : annual award, and the Netherlands School of Human Rights Research for best dissertation on human rights in the Netherlands and Belgium (2250 Euro). 2008 G.J Wiarda Prize : bi-annual prize, Utrecht Law School for best publication of a young researcher (5000 Euro). 2000 Robert Fruin Prize: annual prize for best MA thesis in History at Leiden University (500 Dutch guilders).

Supervision of Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows 2013 - present 3 PhD students at Utrecht Law School (and member of several PhD defence committees) Utrecht University, School of Law, the Netherlands. 2007 - present 3 to 5 Master students and 2 to 3 Legal Research Master students each academic year Utrecht University, School of Law, the Netherlands. 2002 - 2007 3 to 5 Master students each academic year Leiden University, School of Law, the Netherlands.

Teaching Activities Senior Qualification Teaching acquired in 2013 and Basic Qualification Teaching acquired in 2008, at Utrecht University.

Since 20111 Lecturer – The Human Rights Conflict Nexus, MA Conflict Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Utrecht University, the Netherlands. Since 2010 Lecturer – European political human rights, E.MA (European Master’s) in Human Rights and Democratisation, European Inter-University Centre, Venice, Italy. 2008 - 2015 Lecturer – Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Utrecht University, School of Law. 2008 - 2011 Lecturer – International Human Rights, Utrecht, the Netherlands. Page 3/8 - Curriculum vitae of For more information on Europass go to http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu BUYSE Antoine © European Union, 2004-2010 24082010

2004 Lecturer – European Human Rights Law, Hague University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands. 2002 - 2007 Junior lecturer – Introductions to International and European Law; European and International Human Rights, Leiden University, School of Law, the Netherlands. Since 2002 Guest lectures in various courses at , Tilburg University, Netherlands Defence Academy, Ghent University (Belgium), National University of Mongolia, and University of Indonesia.

Organisation of Scientific Meetings (selection) 2017 Co-organiser conference ‘Cultures, Citizenship and Human Rights’, Utrecht University 2016 Main organizer and conference chair of the annual conference of the Association of Human Rights Institutes, Utrecht University 2013-2015 Co-organiser of series of 5 multidisciplinary conferences on ‘Citizenship 3.0’, Utrecht University and Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. 2013 Organiser conference ‘Freedom of Expression and Violent Conflict Escalation’, Utrecht University. 2010 Co-organiser seminar ‘Transitional Jurisprudence and the ECHR’, Ulster University, UK. 2009 Organiser seminar ‘ECHR and (Post-)Conflict Situations’, Utrecht University 2008 Organiser seminar ‘Interdisciplinary Human Rights Research’, Netherlands School of Human Rights Research. 2008 Organiser seminar ‘Post-Conflict Reparations from a Human Rights Perspective’, collaboration Leiden University and Utrecht University

Research Grants (selection) 2013-2015 KNAW (Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences) Grant, with M. Prak and I. Giesen, for Citizenship 3.0 project (63.000 Euro) 2011-2013 Personal Veni Grant NWO (talent scheme of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research, comparable to ERC talent schemes) for project ‘Words of Violence. Conflict Dynamics and Free Speech’, NWO Project No. 016.115.020 (201.500 Euro). 2009 Personal Research Grant from Utrecht University’s Focus and Mass Program ‘Conflicts and Human Rights’ for innovative project on ECHR and (Post-)Conflict Situations (10.000 Euro). 2006-2008 NWO Open Competition Grant Social Sciences for Ph.D. Proposal co-written with prof. R.A. Lawson, NWO Project No. 400-05-091 (167.214 Euro).

Major Collaborations (selection) Apart from being a participating researcher in various COST actions and in the FP7 research project Fostering Human Rights Among European Policies (FRAME), I have been (co-)leading a number of international projects: 2014 - 2016 Co-research leader in project with prof.dr. Oddný Mjöll Arnardóttir, University of Iceland, on shifting centres of gravity in European human rights protection: EU, ECHR, and states. 2009- 2011 Co-research leader in project with dr. Michael Hamilton, Ulster University, UK, on transitional jurisprudence and the ECHR. Output: edited volume with Cambridge UP. 2007 - 2010 Academic coordinator of the EU-funded Asialink project on human rights and good governance education in Mongolia and Indonesia. Project partners: Queen’s University Belfast (UK), Mykolos Romeris University (Lithuania), National University (Mongolia), University of Indonesia (Budget approx. 800,000 Euros).

Research and Teaching Impact on Society I greatly value making my research and expertise accessible to a wider audience. I have done so in a number of innovative ways. First and foremost, I have founded and maintained a blog on the European Convention on Human Rights ever since 2008 (www.echrblog.blogspot.com). It provides topical legal and academic information on European human rights law. The blog helps to disseminate academic knowledge to a broader audience and has become a leading resource in my field, attracting approximately 150,000 page views annually. Secondly, within the Young Academy I have co-founded a project which offers free academic lectures to the general public (www.kennisopstraat.nl) and I regularly lecture in primary and secondary schools. Finally, I was one of three researchers presenting my work in an exhibition on dilemmas of making peace, entitled ‘Peace of Cake?’ at Utrecht’s University Museum.

Publications at Utrecht University (since 2007)

2016 - Book editorship Buyse, A.C. (2015) & O. Arnardottir, Shifting centres of gravity in human rights protection - Rethinking relations between the ECHR, EU, and national legal orders. (207 p.). London: Routledge. Page 4/8 - Curriculum vitae of For more information on Europass go to http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu BUYSE Antoine © European Union, 2004-2010 24082010

2015 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (2015). Human Rights for Foxes and Hedgehogs (Inaugural Lecture). Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, 33 (3), (pp. 355-364) (10 p.). 2015 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. (2015). Media in Post-Conflict Transitions - Balancing Protection Against Violence and Freedom of Expression . In Matthew Saul & James Sweeney (Eds.), International Law and Post-Conflict Reconstruction Policy (pp. 211- 228) (18 p.). London: Routledge. Buyse, A.C. (2015). Tacit Citing - The Scarcity of Judicial Dialogue between the Global and the Regional Human Rights Mechanisms in Freedom of Expression Cases. In Tarlach McGonagle & Yvonne Donders (Eds.), The United Nations and Freedom of Expression and Information - Critical Perspectives (pp. 443-462) (20 p.). Cambridge: Cambridge: University Press. 2015 - Reports Loof, J.P., Uzman, J., Barkhuysen, T, Buyse, A.C., Gerards, J.H. & Lawson, R.A. (2015). Het mensenrechtenkader voor het Nederlandse stelsel van toezicht op de inlichtingen- en veiligheidsdiensten. (46 p.). Universiteit Leiden. 2014 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (2014). Dangerous Expressions: The ECHR, Violence and Free Speech. International and comparative law quarterly, 63, (pp. 491-503) (13 p.). Dibbets, Alicia & Buyse, Antoine (2014). Kader voor de Crisis - Een toetsingskader voor overheidsmaatregelen die raken aan sociaal-economische mensenrechten. Nederlands Juristenblad, 2014 (38 ), (pp. 2703-2707). Buyse, Antoine (2014). Words of Violence: “Fear Speech,” or How Violent Conflict Escalation Relates to the Freedom of Expression. Human rights quarterly, 36 (4), (pp. 779-797) (19 p.). 2014 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. (2014). Contested contours: the limits of freedom of expression from an abuse of rights perspective: Articles 10 and 17 ECHR. In E. Brems & J. Gerards (Eds.), Shaping Rights in the ECHR. The Role of the European Court of Human Rights in Determining the Scope of Human Rights (pp. 183-208) (26 p.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Buyse, A.C. (2014). De Rode Ster van Attila. In Niels Blokker, Stefaan van den Bogaert, Nelleke Koffeman, Titia Loenen & Pinar Ölcer (Eds.), Vijftig juridische opstellen voor een Leidse nachtwacht (pp. 73-78) (5 p.). Den Haag: Boom Juridisch. 2014 - Reports Dibbets, Alicia, Buyse, Antoine & Timmer, Alexandra (2014). Onderzoeksrapport: De juridische gevolgen van ratificatie door Nederland van het Facultatief Protocol bij het Internationaal Verdrag inzake economische, sociale en culturele rechten. (37 p.). SIM/Universiteit Utrecht. 2013 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. (2013). Significantly Insignificant? The Life in the Margins of the Admissibility Criterion in Article 35 § 3 (b) ECHR. In B. McGonigle Leyh, Y. Haeck, C. Burbano Herrera & D. Contreras Garduno (Eds.), The realization of human rights: when theory meets practice. Studies in honour of Leo Zwaak Cambridge: Intersentia. Buyse, A.C. (2013). The Court’s Ears and Arms: National Human Rights Institutions and the European Court of Human Rights. In J. Wouters & K. Meuwissen (Eds.), National Human Rights Institutions in Europe. Comparative, European and International Perspectives (pp. 173-186) (14 p.). Cambridge: Intersentia. 2012 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (2012). Post-Conflict Housing Restitutions, in: Susan J. Smith, Marja Elsinga, Lorna Fox O’Mahony, Ong Seow Eng, Susan Wachter, Sasha Tsenkova (eds.), International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home, Vol 5., Oxford. Elsevier, (pp. 336-339) (4 p.). Buyse, A.C. & Gerards, J.H. (2012). Prioriteiten of lacunes? (redactioneel). NJCM-Bulletin, (pp. 657-659) (3 p.).

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2012 - Book editorship Lintel, Ida, Buyse, A.C. & Mc Gonigle, B.N. (2012). Defending Human Rights: Tools for Social Justice. Antwerp: Intersentia. 2012 - Annotations Buyse, A.C. (16.04.2012). 2012, , (Annotatie EHRM, Janowiec e.a. t. Rusland). 2011 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (20.09.2011). Europees Hof voor de Rechten van de Mens. Wall Street Journal 2011 - Books Buyse, A.C. & Hamilton, M. (2011). Transitional Jurisprudence and the ECHR. Justice, Politics, and Rights. (317 p.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2011 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. & Hamilton, M. (2011). Conclusions. In A.C. Buyse & M. Hamilton (Eds.), Transitional Jurisprudence and the ECHR. Justice, Politics, and Rights (pp. 286-300) (15 p.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Buyse, A.C. & Hamilton, M. (2011). Introduction. In A.C. Buyse & M. Hamilton (Eds.), Transitional Jurisprudence and the ECHR. Justice, Politics, and Rights (pp. 1-23) (23 p.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Buyse, A.C. (2011). Loss of the Home During Armed Conflict. ECHR Case Law on Destruction, Eviction and Denial of Access. In L. Fox-O'Mahoney & J. Sweeney (Eds.), Home: Displacement and Dispossession (pp. 195-210) (16 p.). Farnham: Ashgate. Buyse, A.C. (2011). The Truth, the Past, and the Present. Article 10 ECHR and Situations of Transition. In A.C. Buyse & M. Hamilton (Eds.), Transitional Jurisprudence and the ECHR. Justice, Politics and Rights (pp. 131-150) (20 p.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Buyse, A.C. (2011). Van woorden naar daden? Het EVRM, de vrijheid van meningsuiting en conflictescalatie. In G. Molier, A. Ellian & T. Zwart (Eds.), Mag ik dit zeggen? Beschouwingen over de vrijheid van meningsuiting Amsterdam: Boom. 2010 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (2010). Straatsburgse echo’s in Genève? De invloed van EHRM-jurisprudentie op het VN- Mensenrechtencomité. Nederlands Tijdschrift voor de Mensenrechten, 35 (7), (pp. 741-753) (13 p.). Buyse, A.C. (2010). The pioneer is no longer alone. Newsletter School of Human Rights Research, 14 (4), (pp. 2-3) (2 p.). 2010 - Books Addink, G.H., Anthony, G., Buyse, A.C. & Flinterman, C. (2010). Human Rights & Good Governance.(145 p.). Utrecht: SIM. 2010 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. (2010). Airborne or Bound to Crash? The Rise of Pilot Judgments and Their Appeal as a Tool to Deal with the Aftermath of Armed Conflict. In A.C. Buyse (Eds.), Margins of Conflict. The ECHR and Transitions to and From Armed Conflict (pp. 175-196) (22 p.). Antwerp/Oxford: Intersentia. Buyse, A.C. (2010). Airborne or bound to crash? The rise of pilot judgments and their appeal as a tool to deal with the aftermath of conflict. In A. Buyse (Eds.), Margins of conflict. The ECHR and transitions to and from armed conflict (pp. 175- 196) (22 p.). Antwerp: Intersentia. Buyse, A.C. (2010). Piercing the tattered veil: Housing restitution in Bosnia as a case study of researching human rights with the help of international relations theory. In C.C. Eriksen & M. Emberland (Eds.), The New International Law. An Anthology (The Raoul Wallenberg Institute Human Rights Library) (pp. 51-69) (19 p.). Den Haag: Martinus Nijhoff. 2010 - Book editorship Buyse, A.C. (2010). Margins of conflict. The ECHR and transitions to and from armed conflict. (196 p.). Antwerpen: Intersentia. 2010 - Annotations Buyse, A.C. (2010). 2010, , (Gäfgen v. Germany (Grand Chamber)).

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Buyse, A.C. (2010). 2010, , (Kinderen in de kou. Gebrek aan onderdaksgarantie minderjarige illegalen schendt ESH). 2009 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (2009). Home Sweet Home? Restitution in Post-Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina.Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, 27-1 (2009), (pp. 9-26) (17 p.). Buyse, A.C. (2009). The Pilot Judgment Procedure at the European Court of Human Rights: Possibilities and Challenges. Nomiko Vima, 57 (8), (pp. 1913-1927) (14 p.). 2009 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. (2009). The Other Path to Peace: Restitution as a Method to Undo Past Injustice. In C. Ryngaert (Eds.), The Effectiveness of International Criminal Justice (pp. 257-278) (21 p.). Antwerpen: Intersentia. 2009 - Book reviews Buyse, A.C. (2009). Book review Post-War Restoration of Property Rights under International Law.Netherlands international law review, 56, (pp. 273-276) (4 p.). 2009 - Annotations Buyse, A.C. (2009). EHRC 2009, (Balsyte Lideikiene v. Lithuania (freedom of speech)). 2008 - Articles Buyse, A.C. (2008). A Legal Minefield – The Territorial Scope of the European Convention. Inter-American and European Human Rights Journal, 2008 (2), (pp. 269-296) (27 p.). Buyse, A.C. (2008). Lost and regained? Restitution as a remedy for human rights Violations in the context of international law. Heidelberg Journal of International Law (Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht), 68 (2008), (pp. 129-153) (24 p.). Buyse, A.C. & Lawson, R. (2008). State Recognition: Admission (Im)Possible. Leiden journal of international law, 20 (2007), (pp. 57-67) (10 p.). Buyse, A.C. (2008). Stoelendans om huizen. Het recht op huizenteruggave in post-conflictsituaties.NJCM-Bulletin, 33 (2008), (pp. 485-497) (12 p.). 2008 - Book parts / chapters Buyse, A.C. (2008). L’union fait la force. Post-conflict housing restitution in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In R. de Lange (Eds.), Aspects of transitional justice and human rights, Proceedings of the 2006 Annual conference of the Netherlands School of Human Rights (pp. 53-64) (11 p.). Nijmegen: X.

Publications at Leiden University (2002-2007)

Books Buyse, A.C. & R.A. Lawson, Europees Verdrag voor de Rechten van de Mens en de Fundamentele Vrijheden (Schuurman & Jordens Reeks) (Kluwer: 2003).

Book chapters Buyse, A.C., ‘L’union fait la force. Post-Conflict Housing Restitution in Bosnia and Herzegovina’, in: Roel de Lange (ed.), Aspects of Transitional Justice and Human Rights (Proceedings of the 2006 Annual Conference of the Netherlands School of Human Rights; Nijmegen 2007) pp. 53-64. Buyse, A.C., ‘Full swing er tegenaan! – Interview met prof. mr. B.E.P. Myjer, Nederlands Rechter in het Europees Hof voor de Rechten van de Mens’, in: T. Barkhuysen, M. Kuijer, & R.A. Lawson, 55 jaar EVRM (Leiden 2006) pp. 29-38. Buyse, A.C., ‘Portret van W.F. de Gaay Fortman’, in: R.A. Lawson & E. Myjer (eds.), 50 jaar EVRM (NJCM Boekerij: Leiden 2000) pp. 495-501.

Articles (international) Buyse, A.C. and R.A. Lawson, ‘State Recognition: Admission (Im)possible’, Leiden Journal of International Law vol. 20 (2007) pp. 57-67.

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Buyse, A.C., ‘Strings Attached: The Concept of “Home” in the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights’, European Human Rights Law Review (2006) pp. 294-307. Buyse, A.C., ‘A Lifeline in Time – Non-retroactivity and Continuing Violations under the ECHR’, Nordic Journal of International Law vol. 75 (2006) pp. 63-88. Buyse, A.C., ‘Destruction of Housing and Discrimination against Roma – Developments at the ECtHR?’ [case note ECtHR, Moldovan v. Romania], Housing and ESC Rights Quarterly vol. 3 (2006) pp. 5-6.

Articles (in Dutch) Buyse, A.C., ‘NIMBY v. Ali. De bange buren van Ayaan’ [case note Hoge Raad 20 oktober 2006], NJCM-Bulletin vol. 32 (2007) pp. 141-151. Buyse, A.C., ‘De burgemeester op bezoek. Gewelddadige huisuitzetting in Bulgarije’, [case note ECtHR, Osman v. Bulgaria], NJCM-Bulletin vol. 31 (2006) pp. 544-553. Buyse, A.C., ‘Woningnood in oorlogstijd’ [case note ECtHR, Blečić v. Croatia], NJCM-Bulletin vol. 30 (2005) pp. 66-75. Buyse, A.C., ‘(Te lang) wachten op terugkeer naar huis en haard’ [case note ECtHR, Cvijetić v. Croatia], NJCM-Bulletin vol. 29 (2004) pp. 751-760. Buyse, A.C., ‘Het kader ingevuld. Een tussenbalans van de implementatie van minderhedenbescherming onder het Europese Kaderverdrag’, NJCM-Bulletin vol. 27 (2002) pp. 976-991.

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