Contents:
Part II Overarching Elements
1. Application of Human Rights Law
2. Ensuring Rights
3. The Regime of Limitations and Derogations
4. The Role of International Humanitarian Law in Human Rights Law
5. International Measures to Prevent Terrorism and Human Rights Protection
Part II Absolute Prohibitions
6. Prohibition of Arbitrary Deprivation of Life
7. Prohibition of Torture, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
8. Prohibition of Enforced Disappearances
Part III Fundamental Requirement of Due Process
9. Prohibition of Arbitrary Detention
10. Pre-trial Detention
11. Crimes and the Principle of Legality
12. Rights to be Heard by A Competent, Independent, and Impartial Tribunal
13. Elements of Fair Trial
Part IV Limitations to Freedoms
14. The Rights to Home, Property, Freedom of Movement, and Residence
15. Participation in Public Life: Freedom of Expression, Association, and Conscience
16. Protection of the Personal Sphere: Right to Private and Family Life
Part V Protection of Vulnerable and Disadvantaged Populations
17. Economics, Social, and Cultural Rights in Situations of Violence
18. Vulnerable Groups During Armed Conflict and Other Violence