What makes Fundamental Rights Fundamental?

Callewaert, Johan
(2016) Human Rights as a Basis for Reevaluating and Reconstructing the Law — Location: Louvain-la-Neuve (29.May.2015)

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The fundamental nature of fundamental rights is made of three different elements: their role, their content and their effects. In order to be able to protect individuals, fundamental rights themselves need protection of their fundamental nature.
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Callewaert, J. (2016). What makes Fundamental Rights Fundamental? In Arnaud Hoc, Stéphanie Wattier et Geoffrey Willmes (ed.), Human Rights as a Basis for Reevaluating and Reconstructing the Law (p. p. 47). Bruylant. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/183803