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Labor & Employment
Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2020March 04, 2021 EDT

Labour Rights as Human Rights: The Derivation of Labour Rights from Civil and Political Rights under the European Convention on Human Rights

Hugh Collins,
sullivan lecture europe human rights labour rights european convention on human rights
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Capital University Law Review
Hugh Collins, Labour Rights as Human Rights: The Derivation of Labour Rights from Civil and Political Rights under the European Convention on Human Rights, 48 Capital University Law Review 487 (2021).
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