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The Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organization as a guardian of international administrative law, by Junior Geysens

19 Sep 2025

Introduction The Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organization (hereinafter the ‘Tribunal’) is the oldest international administrative tribunal and one of the most long-standing international institutions in general. It was established in 1927 and hears…
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Administrative Tribunals of International Organisations: Some Takeaways on Their Powers of Redress, By Ioana Luca and Michal Kianička

15 Nov 2024

Introduction Crucial elements of internal justice systems put in place by international organisations: the administrative tribunals. Unlike their name may indicate, their primary task is not to offer redress against acts of international organisations exercising…
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The notion of civil service in Europe: establishing an analytical framework for comparative study, by Adam Krzywoń

5 Nov 2021

Comparative study of the employment regimes of public officials in European countries requires an appropriate analytical framework, including definitions. This blog entry explores the meaning and scope of terms “civil service” and “civil servant”. It…
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Liking Facebook posts by an employee: freedom of expression versus the duty of loyalty, by Jasper Van Steenbergen

12 Oct 2021

In the case Melike v. Turkey, the ECHR found that the dismissal of a public administration’s employee for liking a politically sensitive Facebook post violated the freedom of expression. The Court reiterated that an employee’s…
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The Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organization as a guardian of international administrative law, by Junior Geysens

Administrative Tribunals of International Organisations: Some Takeaways on Their Powers of Redress, By Ioana Luca and Michal Kianička

The notion of civil service in Europe: establishing an analytical framework for comparative study, by Adam Krzywoń

Liking Facebook posts by an employee: freedom of expression versus the duty of loyalty, by Jasper Van Steenbergen

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