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• Klinkner, M., Davis, H., 2019. The Right to the Truth in International Law. Routledge.
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Journal Articles

• Davis, H., Klinkner, M., 2022. Investigating across borders: the right to the truth in an European context. International Journal of Human Rights, 26 (4), 683-700.
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• Davis, H., 2015. A Bizarre Anomaly? Rights of Political Participation and the Scottish Independence Referendum: Moohan v Lord Advocate. European Human Rights Law Review, 488-494.
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• Davis, H., Arjona Sánchez, M.J.. LA LEY DE DERECHOS HUMANOS BAJO AMENAZA. EL DESAFÍO A LA LEY DE DERECHOS HUMANOS EN EL REINO UNIDO. REVISTA DE DERECHO CONSTITUCIONAL EUROPEO, 12 (Año 12, Número 23, enero-junio de 2015).
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• Davis, H., Klinkner, M., 2014. A right to truth, victims, and the ICC. Torture – Asian and Global Perspectives (Asian Human Rights Commission), 3 (3).
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• Davis, H., Klinkner, M., 2014. A Right to Truth, Victims, and the ICC. Torture, 3 (3), 56-59.
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• Davis, H.. The Rights Approach to the Right to a Public Hearing. Public Law.
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• Davis, H., Cooper, J.. Is there a Burden of Proof in Mental Health Cases. Journal of Mental Health Law, 21.
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• Hough, B., Davis, H., 2009. The Wicked Machinery of Government: Malta and the Problems of Continuity under the New Model Administration. Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 37, 555-573.
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• Hough, B., Davis, H.. Coleridge as Public Secretary in Malta: The Surviving Archives. Coleridge Bulletin, 31.
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• Hough, B., Davis, H., 2007. Coleridge's Malta. Coleridge Bulletin, 30, 81-95.
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• Davis, H., Hough, B., 2007. The British Claim to rule Malta 1800-1813. Melita Historica, 14, 387-408.
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• Davis, H., 2005. Public authorities as "victims" under the Human Rights Act. Cambridge Law Journal, 64.
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• Davis, H., 2005. Public authorities as "victims" under the Human Rights Act 1998. Cambridge Law Journal, 64, 315-328.
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• Davis, H., 2005. Lessons from Turkey: anti-terrorism legislation and the protection of free speech. European Human Rights Law Review, 1, 75-85.
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• Bennett, M., Davis, H., Roberts, S.. Positive discrimination - the way forward. International Journal of Discrimination Law, 6.
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• Davis, H.. Public authorities as 'victims' under the Human Rights Act 1998. Cambridge Law Journal, 64.
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• Bennett, M., Roberts, S., Davis, H.. The way forward - Positive discrimination or positive action? International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, 6 (3).
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• Moffat, A.C., Osselton, M.D., Widdop, B., Clarke, E.G.C.. Clarke's analysis of drugs and poisons. Pharmaceutical Pr.
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Books

• Klinkner, M., Davis, H., 2019. The Right to the Truth in International Law. Routledge.
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• Klinkner, M., Davis, H., 2019. The Right to the Truth in International Law: Victims' Rights in Human Rights and International Criminal Law.
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• Davis, H.. Human Rights Law Directions. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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• Davis, H., 2014. Beginning Human Rights Law. London: Routledge.
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• Davis, H.. Law Express Question and Answer: Human Rights. Pearson Education.
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• Hough, B., Davis, H., Kooy, M.J., Davis, L.. Coleridge's Laws, A Study of Coleridge in Malta.. Cambridge: Open Book Publishers.
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• Davis, H.. Human Rights Law: Directions. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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• Davis, H., 2003. Human rights and civil liberties. Cullompton: Willan.
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Chapters

• Davis, H., 2023. Obtaining Information from an overmighty subject: the Parliamentary Experience. In: Borghi, M., Brownsword, R., eds. Law, Regulation and Governance in the Information Society Informational Rights and Informational Wrongs. Routledge.
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• Davis, H., Hough, B., Lee, H.. The British claim to rule malta. Constitutional History of Malta 1800-1914. Oxford: Whitelocke Publications.
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• Davis, H., 2014. Beginning Human Rights Law. London: Routledge.
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Conferences

• Davis, H., Klinkner, M.. Institutionalising the right to the truth at the ICC. In: SLSA Conference, 26 Mar 2013 - 28 Mar 2013. 26/03/2013 York.
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Others

• Davis, H., Klinkner, M., 2014. A VICTIM’S RIGHT TO TRUTH AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) Summary Project Report. Bournemouth. Unpublished.
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Invited Lectures

• Public Law Training Day, Bank of England, 18 Oct 2016 more
  

  Full day's training/refresher in public law (judicial review). Bank of England.

Grants

• A Victim's Right to Truth at the International Criminal Court (Nuffield Foundation). Awarded

Memberships

• Society of Legal Scholars, Member (1998-),