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A Study on the European Court of Human Rights' Response to Social Rights
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사회권에 대한 유럽인권법원의 대응방안 연구

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Academic journal
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Hong sunki (국회 의정연수원)
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한국사회법학회 사회법연구 사회법연구 제39호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2019.1
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1 - 43 (43page)

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While the European Convention on Human Rights focuses fundamentally on civil and political rights, the European Social Rights Charter fully guarantees social and economic rights. But the two are separated from each other and not closed. The European Convention on Human Rights and the European Charter of Social Rights partly guarantee the same rights, and furthermore the interpretation of the European Court of Human Rights shows that the European Convention on Human Rights is open to social rights. In particular, the European Court of Human Rights' response to social rights gives us many implications as the boundary between social and liberal rights gradually becomes unclear and times change, creating a new basic right that mixes different social and liberal rights. The European Court of Human Rights included social rights in the protection category of the European Convention on Human Rights, saying in its ruling that the European Convention on Human Rights guarantees economic and social rights as well as civil and political rights. More importantly, the European Court of Human Rights has not significantly divided the boundary between freedom and social rights, but rather viewed them as interdependent, paving the way for social rights to be guaranteed within the scope of the European Convention on Human Rights. Since the European Convention on Human Rights does not stipulate social rights in the nomenclature, the European Court of Human Rights guarantees them indirectly by realizing and strengthening procedural rights rather than substantive rights. A representative one interpreted Article 6 (the right to a fair trial) in a broad sense and actively utilized the guarantee of social rights. In addition, the European Court of Human Rights used the existing rules of freedom as a basis for deriving social rights, including economic and social factors. All this was possible because the European Court of Human Rights had assigned the state an active protection duty inherent in human rights. Therefore, it could also be possible to protect the social rights because it recognized its obligation to actively protect the human rights of the nation.

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