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Cases decided by an international, supranational or regional human-rights tribunal, or a domestic ruling on the relationship between domestic and international or supranational law. Belongs here: rulings of the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Court, the European Court of Human Rights, the Inter-American and African human-rights courts, the postwar international military tribunals, and domestic rulings on the supremacy or direct effect of international or European Union law. Does not belong here: a purely domestic ruling with no international tribunal and no international-versus-domestic-law question, classified by its own subject instead.

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