The review of international arbitral awards for breach of human rights and the EU Law, and the Spanish practice regarding review of internal arbitral awards
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The review of international arbitral awards for breach of human rights and the EU Law, and the Spanish practice regarding review of internal arbitral awards
Publisher:
Asociación Española de Profesores de Derecho Internacional y relaciones Internacionales
Issued date:
2018-01-31
Citation:
Moreiro González, C. J. (2018). The review of international arbitral awards for breach of human rights and the EU Law, and the Spanish practice regarding review of internal arbitral awards. The Spanish Yearbook of International Law, 22, pp. 33-52
The review of international arbitral awards by the internal jurisdictional bodies of the EU Member States can engender State liability. According to the case law of the ECtHR, national jurisdictions are required to exhaustively control the respect of certain rThe review of international arbitral awards by the internal jurisdictional bodies of the EU Member States can engender State liability. According to the case law of the ECtHR, national jurisdictions are required to exhaustively control the respect of certain rights of the ECHR in the adoption of the controversial arbitral award. The Spanish Practice regarding the control of internal arbitration awards is in line with international standards for the protection of human rights.[+][-]