Human Rights and Democracy: The Role of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt

Nathalie Bernard-Maugiron · Kevin Boyle · Adel Omar Sherif

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Legal Rights and Human Rights

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An examination of the human rights jurisdiction of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, with chapters by the Chief Justice, Dr Awad Mohammad El-Morr, and other members of the judiciary. A digest of key human rights judgements is included, along with the texts of the Constitution and the Statute of the Supreme Constitutional Court. There is also a discussion of the influence of United States constitutional law, as well as international human rights law on Egypt's highest court.

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