Article 4 of the Convention (prohibition of slavery and forced labour)

Target entity: Article 4 of the Convention (prohibition of slavery and forced labour)
Context triple: [Schedule 1: The Articles of the European Convention on Human Rights, contains, Article 4 of the Convention (prohibition of slavery and forced labour)]

• A. Article 30 of the European Convention on Human Rights
  Article 30 of the European Convention on Human Rights is a procedural provision that allows the European Court of Human Rights’ Chambers to relinquish jurisdiction in favor of the Grand Chamber in cases raising serious questions affecting the interpretation or application of the Convention.
• B. General Comment No. 4 on article 3 of the Convention
  General Comment No. 4 on article 3 of the Convention is an authoritative interpretation by the UN Committee against Torture clarifying states’ obligations to prevent refoulement and protect individuals from being returned to countries where they risk torture.
• C. Common Article 3
  Common Article 3 is a core provision of the 1949 Geneva Conventions that sets minimum humanitarian standards for the treatment of persons in non-international armed conflicts.
• D. General Comment No. 3 on article 14 of the Convention
  General Comment No. 3 on article 14 of the Convention is an authoritative interpretation by the UN Committee against Torture detailing states’ obligations to ensure redress and rehabilitation for victims of torture under the Convention against Torture.
• E. Article IV of the Genocide Convention
  Article IV of the Genocide Convention is the provision that establishes individual criminal responsibility for committing genocide, regardless of official capacity or position.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Article 4 of the Convention (prohibition of slavery and forced labour)
Target entity description: Article 4 of the European Convention on Human Rights is the provision that absolutely prohibits slavery, servitude, and forced or compulsory labour, subject only to narrowly defined exceptions such as military service or civic obligations.

• A. Article 30 of the European Convention on Human Rights
  Article 30 of the European Convention on Human Rights is a procedural provision that allows the European Court of Human Rights’ Chambers to relinquish jurisdiction in favor of the Grand Chamber in cases raising serious questions affecting the interpretation or application of the Convention.
• B. General Comment No. 4 on article 3 of the Convention
  General Comment No. 4 on article 3 of the Convention is an authoritative interpretation by the UN Committee against Torture clarifying states’ obligations to prevent refoulement and protect individuals from being returned to countries where they risk torture.
• C. Common Article 3
  Common Article 3 is a core provision of the 1949 Geneva Conventions that sets minimum humanitarian standards for the treatment of persons in non-international armed conflicts.
• D. General Comment No. 3 on article 14 of the Convention
  General Comment No. 3 on article 14 of the Convention is an authoritative interpretation by the UN Committee against Torture detailing states’ obligations to ensure redress and rehabilitation for victims of torture under the Convention against Torture.
• E. Article IV of the Genocide Convention
  Article IV of the Genocide Convention is the provision that establishes individual criminal responsibility for committing genocide, regardless of official capacity or position.
• F. None of above. chosen