Personal Identity and the European Court of Human Rights

Table of Contents; Foreword by Carl Stychin; Series Editor's Preface; Introduction, Jill Marshall; Part I: Constructing Personal Identity Rights at the European Court of Human Rights; 1. An Overview of the Development of the Right to Personal Identity at the European Court of Human Rights, Jill Marshall; 2. Narratives of Absence: on the construction and limits of the category of personal identity in European Human Rights Law, Sarah Trotter; 3. Privacy and the Social Construction of Identity: An Interrelated History, Paul Friedl; Part II: Protecting Whose Identity Rights? 4. Disabled Identity and the Ability to Make Decisions, Janos Fiala-Butora; 5. LGBTI People, the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights, Paul Johnson; 6. Marriage, Identity and the European Court of Human Rights, David Feldman; 7. What to do with the 'Buried Giant'? - Collective Historical Memory and Identity in the Freedom of Expression Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights, Tom Lewis and Peter Cumper; Part III: Limits of Identity Rights? 8. A 'Personal' Right to a Decolonised University Curriculum? Dr Patricia Tuitt; 9. Foucault on the limits of identity rights, Dr Deirdre McGowan;

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Human Rights Law;European Court of Human Rights;Identity Rights;LGBTI Rights;Law and Gender;Law and Religious Belief;Freedom of Expression;Disabled identity;Foucault;CRPD;Young Man;CRT Scholarship;Vice Versa;ECHR Article;ECHR's Requirement;CRPD Committee;UK's Relationship;LGBTI Right;LGBTI;European Human Rights Law;Algorithmic Governmentality;Good Life;Collective Historical Memory;Gender Identity Discrimination;LGBT People;Gender Recognition Certificate;UK's Transition;Involuntary Treatment;Plenary Guardianship;Psychosocial Disability;Informational Self-determination;Black Women Academics;Strasbourg Court;Involuntary Mental Health Treatment