This work provides a comprehensive article-by-article interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) based on the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The law of the ECHR is primarily case law-based. For this reason, the decisions of the ECHR are at the center of the commentary on each article of the Convention, as the Court essentially serves as the "authentic interpreter" of the Convention.

The work is divided into three parts. Specifically, the first part presents the interpretation of Articles 1 to 18 of the Convention, which protect the "classic" rights of the Convention or contain horizontal provisions related to these rights. The second part covers the interpretation of Articles 19 to 59 of the Convention, which include regulations on the organization and procedures of the ECHR and various other provisions. The third part presents the interpretation of the Protocols of the ECHR which establish new fundamental rights beyond those set out in Articles 1 to 18.

With this content, "ECHR - Article-by-Article Interpretation" is a landmark publication, essential for every legal professional and citizen, offering well-founded and thorough comments covering all substantive and procedural provisions as well as the Protocols of the ECHR, distinguished by its completeness and meticulously structured presentation.