CETS

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CETS is the standard abbreviation for the Council of Europe’s official treaty publication series, which compiles and numbers all conventions and agreements concluded within the organization.

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CETS canonical 2
CETS No. 201 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviation
treaty publication series
abbreviationFor Council of Europe’s official treaty publication series
format online database
printed publication
governingBody Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe
hasAbbreviation CETS
hasAlternativeName Council of Europe Treaty Series
hasFeature covers all treaties concluded within the Council of Europe
provides standardized treaty references
sequential numbering of treaties
hasPurpose to compile Council of Europe treaties
to facilitate citation and identification of Council of Europe treaties
to provide an official numbering system for Council of Europe treaties
includes Council of Europe conventions on civil law
Council of Europe conventions on criminal law
Council of Europe conventions on cultural cooperation
Council of Europe conventions on data protection
Council of Europe conventions on sports and doping control
European Convention on Human Rights
isReferencedAs CETS No. [number]
isUsedInCitationOf Council of Europe conventions and agreements
language English
legalStatus official publication series of the Council of Europe
maintainedBy Council of Europe Treaty Office
partOf Council of Europe treaty system
predecessor European Treaty Series
publisher Council of Europe
region Europe
replaces ETS numbering in new treaties
scope agreements of the Council of Europe
conventions of the Council of Europe
protocols to Council of Europe treaties
standsFor Council of Europe Treaty Series
subjectArea European public international law
human rights law
international law
usedAs standard abbreviation in international law
usedBy Council of Europe Secretariat
academics
legal practitioners
national administrations
usedIn legal documentation
official Council of Europe publications
treaty citations

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