In-depth Analysis of Inter-American Court of Human Rights Law

Location: Virtual

Overview

This training, facilitated by Gabriela Oviedo at CEJIL, offers an in-depth exploration of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ case law. Using a hypothetical case, the session effectively demonstrates the procedural aspects of the Inter-American system. It delves into significant rulings related to mobility and asylum, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Court’s stance on crucial legal principles. Participants will also gain insight into valuable resources and learn about the broader impact of these rulings on migrants and refugees.

Aims of the Training

• Provide an in-depth understanding of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights' case law, particularly on mobility and asylum.
• Explain the procedural aspects of the Inter-American system through a hypothetical case.
• Equip participants with useful resources and insights into the impact of key rulings on migrants and refugees.

Key Issues Covered

• Procedural aspects of the Inter-American system through a hypothetical case.
• Key rulings of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on mobility and asylum.
• The Court’s interpretation of fundamental legal principles.
• Practical resources for engaging with the Inter-American system.
• The impact of case law on the rights of migrants and refugees.

Key Takeaways

• The Inter-American System of Human Rights offers a strategic alternative when domestic remedies are ineffective or unattainable.
• The broader impact of the Court’s rulings on the rights of migrants and refugees.