Delve into the critical limits of supranational justice with this insightful analysis of the European Court of Human Rights’ engagement with Turkey’s Kurdish conflict. Dilek Kurban’s research meticulously uncovers how legal mobilization by Kurdish lawyers faced significant challenges, exposing the court’s failure to prevent widespread human rights violations, state violence, and political repression. This essential read offers a socio-legal perspective, highlighting factors that perpetuate repression in authoritarian regimes. It’s a must-have for students of international law, human rights, and political science seeking a deeper understanding of justice’s challenges.