DOI: 10.4399/979122182605016
Pages: 289-303
Publication date: June 2026
Publisher: Aracne
SSD:
IUS/09 IUS/14 IUS/21
This contribution will consider some legislative proposals concerning a National Authority for Human Rights. The aim is to argue that, although abstractly suitable for curbing the erosion of the contemporary constitutional rule of law, the proposal for a National Authority for Human Rights is translating into detailed regulations that outline an institutional subject too timid and incapable of adequately responding to the challenges of global crises.