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On the assumption that the general public will trust European institutions, as long as the powers of those institutions are exercised in accordance with their proclaimed basic values, the author starts his main argument with the identification of relevant questions and ambiguities that national judges face in the fields of asylum and immigration in relation to the possible use of the Charter of Fundamental...
This article argues that the EU Charter’s dignity provisions must be given a specific, expansive European meaning that underpins the importance the EU places on fundamental rights protection as a principle EU value. To this end, the article examines the EU Charter provisions on dignity and critically analyses the case law before the EU Charter had full legal effect and after it did. It finishes with...
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