J.A. (Joëlle) Trampert
Universitair Docent
Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid
Internationaal Publiekrecht
Bezoekadres
- Nieuwe Achtergracht 166
- Kamernummer: 10.06
Postadres
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Postbus 15859
1001 NJ Amsterdam
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Publicaties
2023
Trampert, J. (2023). The Export of Goods Used for Torture and the Applicability of Article 3 ECHR. European Convention on Human Rights Law Review, 4(3), 267–305. https://doi.org/10.1163/26663236-bja10074 [details]
2022
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2022). Possible Implications of the Dutch MH17 Judgment for the Netherlands’ Inter-State Case before the ECtHR. Web publication or website, EJIL: Talk!. https://www.ejiltalk.org/possible-implications-of-the-dutch-mh17-judgment-for-the-netherlands-inter-state-case-before-the-ecthr/ [details]
2021
- Trampert, J. (Author), & Al Zien, A. (Author). (2021). Litigating Syria in Strasbourg – on the (im)possibility of individual applications against Turkey and Russia. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://www.rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/90-litigating-syria-in-strasbourg-on-the-im-possibility-of-individual-applications-against-turkey-and-russia [details]
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2021). A clear risk of what? The Egyptian navy, the Dutch arms export policy and linguistic inconsistencies in the EU Common Position. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://www.rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/101-a-clear-risk-of-what-the-egyptian-navy-the-dutch-arms-export-policy-and-linguistic-inconsistencies-in-the-eu-common-position [details]
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2021). Recasting the Dual-Use Regulation – Digital Surveillance Technology, Human Rights, Due Diligence and Transparency. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/80-recasting-the-dual-use-regulation-digital-surveillance-technology-human-rights-due-diligence-and-transparency [details]
- Trampert, J. A. (Author). (2021). Closing the gap on the torture trade. Web publication/site, Human Rights Here.
2020
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2020). Death Penalty Assurances and the Data Protection Act – Fixing a Hole? The case of Elgizouli v Secretary of State for the Home Department. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://www.rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/65-death-penalty-assurances-and-the-data-protection-act-fixing-a-hole-the-case-of-elgizouli-appellant-v-secretary-of-state-for-the-home-department-respondent [details]
- Trampert, J., & Sluiter, G. (2020). Geheime detentiecentra in Oost-Europa. De aansprakelijkheid van staten voor medeplichtigheid bij ernstige mensenrechtenschendingen in de strijd tegen terrorisme. In M. Malsch, & J. W. Sap (Eds.), Orde en verwarring in de stad (pp. 223-252). (De veilige stad; Vol. 2). Boom criminologie. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3656327 [details]
2019
- Sluiter, G. (Author), Polm, S. (Author), & Trampert, J. (Author). (2019). CIA Black Sites and Extraordinary Rendition Before the European Court of Human Rights – Some Thoughts from a Secondary Liability Perspective. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/50-cia-black-sites-and-extraordinary-rendition-before-the-european-court-of-human-rights-some-thoughts-from-a-secondary-liability-perspective [details]
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2019). Dutch Ships in Libya: Export Licencing and State Liability. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/44-dutch-ships-in-libya-export-licensing-and-state-liability [details]
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2019). The Dam on the Gualcarque River. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/57-the-dam-on-the-gualcarque-river [details]
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2019). The UK’s Unlawful Grant of Export Licences for the Sale of Arms to Saudi Arabia. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/52-the-uk-s-unlawful-granting-of-arms-export-licenses-for-the-sale-of-arms-to-saudi-arabia [details]
2018
- Trampert, J. (Author). (2018). Complex Complicity Scenarios in Suape Port and the Accountability of the Netherlands’ Export Credit Agency. Web publication or website, Rethinking SLIC. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/state-responsibility/40-complex-complicity-scenarios-in-suape-port-and-the-accountability-of-the-netherlands-export-credit-agency [details]
2022
- Trampert, J. A. (2022). Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group e.a. t. Georgië (EHRM, 73204/13) – Georgië aansprakelijk voor participatie geweld tegen LHBTI-betogers. 2022-0025. Case note on: EHRM, 16/12/21, ECLI:CE:ECHR:2021:1216JUD007320413 (Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group e.a. t. Georgië). EHRC Updates, 2022. [details]
Spreker
- Trampert, J. (speaker) (9-3-2023). MH17 in The Hague and in Strasbourg – Reflections on the Dutch Court’s Judgment and the European Court of Human Rights’ Admissibility Decision, iCourts - Centre of Excellence for International Courts, Faculty of Law.
- Trampert, J. (speaker) (12-11-2021). Human rights obligations of States in the context of B&HR – regulation, investigation, and extraterritorial application, Open Universiteit.
- Trampert, J. (speaker), Hamilton, T. (speaker) & Al Zien, A. (speaker) (18-6-2021). State responsibility for atrocities in Syria & the potential of the ECtHR, Secondary liability and accountability for crimes committed within the Syrian conflict. https://rethinkingslic.org/blog/news/86-secondary-liability-and-accountability-for-crimes-committed-within-syrian-conflict-problems-and-pros…
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Trampert, J. (2023). The Export of Goods Used for Torture and the Applicability of Article 3 ECHR. European Convention on Human Rights Law Review, 4(3), 267–305.