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Global Pandemics and International Law: An Evaluation of State Responsibility and States’ Human Rights Obligations arising from Covid-19

2021-09-09

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The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, its damaging impacts and the corresponding measures that states have enacted implicate two important questions: (a) whether or to what extent a state bears responsibility under international law for its complicity in the outbreak of a pandemic; and (b) whether any human rights obligations or liabilities arise for states relative to the measures they enact to combat a...

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10.2139/ssrn.3915637
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