Presentation at the 5th Paul Tavernier Study Day on the European Convention on Human Rights at the Faculty of Law, Montpellier

On 9 October 2026, Grégory Thuan Dit Dieudonné, a member of the Strasbourg Bar, spoke at the 5th Paul Tavernier Study Day, organised at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier under the academic supervision of Professors Mustapha Afroukh and Sébastien Touzé.

On this occasion, Mr Grégory Thuan Dit Dieudonné took part in a round-table discussion bringing together academics, judges and legal practitioners to discuss the role of the European Court of Human Rights in litigation strategies and the acceptance of non-conventional grounds of appeal by national courts.

This academic event brought together, in particular, Judge Kateřina Šimáčková, Section President at the European Court of Human Rights, and Emmanuel Decaux, President of the René Cassin Foundation, alongside numerous judges, professors and lawyers specialising in fundamental rights.

This presentation forms part of Mr Grégory Thuan Dit Dieudonné’s regular work in the field of Convention-based litigation, appeals before the European Court of Human Rights and the defence of fundamental rights at national and international level.