The European Court of Human Rights is under intense scrutiny as are human rights generally. From Britain in the West to Russia in the East, previously unchallenged international laws and norms are being contested. Turkey’s relationship with the Court, arguably personifies and encapsulates the challenges for the Court and the consequences for victims of rights violations. Is there a balance to be struck and how might it be achieved? Join us for this fascinating and timely talk organized by Garden Court North Chambers in association with the University of Manchester Justice Hub and International Law Centre and the Accountability Unit.