Examples of using Ecthr in English and their translations into Russian
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Azerbaijan was also condemned on several occasions by the European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR) for breaching its obligations in terms of freedom of association41.
ECtHR as well as the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture referred to a general lack of motivation of post-sentence preventive detainees in Germany.
In addition, it is also not certain that the ECtHR would consider the sanctions as civil obligations.
Individuals retain the right to appeal to the ECtHR providing they have exhausted all domestic remedies.
ECtHR repeated the principles that Article 5(1)
The ECtHR found in all of the cases that Estonia had been in breach of the Convention on Human Rights.
The survey also advises to set the goal of meeting the reasonable time acknowledged by the ECtHR, which is two years.
Therefore, individuals may lodge complaints against Turkey at the ECtHR after exhausting all national remedies.
Inna Lunev, Chairman of the Department for Cooperation with the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe Secretariat of the Government Commissioner for the ECtHR;
the Government Commissioner for the ECtHR;
In addition to national courts, the ECtHR analysed in the time period in question(2014-2015)
The latter must be cast aside as the ECtHR has demanded that the suspicion be founded on reasonable doubt, which requires sufficiently
Even though the Government of Republic of Estonia referred to the fact that the acts speeding up court proceedings are currently being prepared the ECtHR found that the applicant did not have access to a legal remedy that would have guaranteed court proceedings within a reasonable time.
The ECtHR emphasizes the importance of the special programmes referring to opinions of the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights
While judging this case, ECtHR considered among other things the statistics of the Commissioner of the Council of Europe regarding the share of Romani
The ECtHR found in the case Andrejev v. Estonia that Article 6(1) had been breached
with a view to persuading the ECtHR to revisit its ruling in Chahal v UK.
In order to make sure Estonian laws are in accordance with the decision of the ECtHR that came into force at the end of 2009 the Penal Code should be amended with the elements of an offence for domestic violence.
He also does not exclude the possibility of issuing a pilot resolution where ECtHR will express a systemic position on the practice of holding public events in Russia.
In these rulings, the ECtHR noted that the disenfranchisement of prisoners without regard to the gravity of the crime committed and the duration of