Strasbourg censures Georgia over detention of former prime minister – the impact of an Article 18 violation

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Leach, P. 2016. Strasbourg censures Georgia over detention of former prime minister – the impact of an Article 18 violation. EJIL:Talk!: Blog of the European Journal of International Law.
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TitleStrasbourg censures Georgia over detention of former prime minister – the impact of an Article 18 violation
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