Reparation and Enforcement of Judgments

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This book offers a comparative analysis of how the European and Inter-American Courts of Human Rights handle reparations and execute judgments. It delves into the distinct practices and legal frameworks of both courts, highlighting their approaches to human rights violations and the effectiveness of their reparative measures. Through detailed examination, it aims to enhance understanding of international human rights law and the implications of judicial decisions on victim compensation and justice.