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Reservation Clauses in Treaties Concluded within the Council of Europe

The purpose of this article is to analyse the practice regarding reservation clauses within the Council of Europe. In spite of a vast amount of literature on the issue of reservations in general and on reservations to specific treaties in particular, little has been written about the regional practice in Europe and then especially within the framework of the Council of Europe.1 This is quite remarkable since a large number of treaties have been concluded under the auspices of the Council and its Secretary General has the role of their depositary. One of the reasons for this absence of academic work on reservations within the Council of Europe as a whole is probably the lack of well-organised and easily accessible documentation on reservations, declarations and objections regarding the treaties of the Council of Europe.