Examples of using Ecthr in English and their translations into Dutch
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anti-terror legislation should be aligned with ECtHR case-law, without reducing the capacity of Turkey to fight terrorism.
Should there be sanctions, other than any findings of the ECtHR, if a Member State fails to provide legal assistance
Policy option 1: The need to implement certain ECtHR rulings and CPT recommendations may even augment the existing divergence, in particular as there are indications that Member States interpret ECtHR pronouncements in different ways.
The ECtHR held that“the interpretation assistance provided should be such as to enable the defendant to have knowledge of the case against him
This builds on ECtHR jurisprudence that the guarantee of a fair trial,
The ECtHR has in the same vein emphasised that proceedings relating to the return of the child
The ECHR and the case-law of the ECtHR lay down the right to legal assistance and representation.
A number of recent rulings of the European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR) have clarified the scope of these provisions.
builds on the ECHR and the case-law of the ECtHR.
The ECtHR case-law shows that most problems of compliance arise with regard to the positive measures that should ensure a fair trial.
The European Prison Rules are not binding, although the ECtHR has used them as a basis when assessing complaints about prison conditions.
ECtHR case-law seeks to correct excessively poor prison conditions in individual cases,
including the ECtHR, the CPT and the Committee of Ministers.
the European Court of Human Rights ECtHR.
The ECtHR has also recently attracted attention with its judgments, including its attempt
The ECtHR seems to believe that the Member States with the best systems of social services should bear the entire burden of refugees in the EU.
This judgment by the ECtHR will not lead to the improved integration of refugees
The ECtHR identified one of the key factors to a lawyer's effective representation of a client's interests as the principle of protecting the confidentiality of information exchanged between them.
In its decision the Irish Supreme Court referred to a number of European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR) cases on detention conditions where the ECtHR concluded that complainants have been detained in conditions that were inhuman and degrading.
With this judgment, the General Assembly of CALL is trying to bring its case law in line with the M.S.S. judgment of the ECtHR.