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ECHR rules mother’s rights violated in Chechnya custody dispute
Luiza Tapayeva was denied custody of her children after the death of her husband.
ECHR rules mother’s rights violated in Chechnya custody dispute
Luiza Tapayeva was denied custody of her children after the death of her husband.
ECHR finds Azerbaijan responsible for 2014 deaths of two Armenian captives
Azerbaijan was ordered to pay €40,000 in both cases.
ECHR finds Azerbaijan responsible for 2014 deaths of two Armenian captives
Azerbaijan was ordered to pay €40,000 in both cases.
ECHR finds Russia responsible for disappearance and death of Chechen man
Aslanbek Saidakhmadov was abducted by police on 3 August 2009. His fate remains unknown.
ECHR finds Russia responsible for disappearance and death of Chechen man
Aslanbek Saidakhmadov was abducted by police on 3 August 2009. His fate remains unknown.
Azerbaijan loses three cases in ECHR
The cases included two youth activists, a man held in pretrial custody without a court order, and 18 residents of Baku whose land was appropriated.
Azerbaijan loses three cases in ECHR
The cases included two youth activists, a man held in pretrial custody without a court order, and 18 residents of Baku whose land was appropriated.
Strasbourg court rules Russia has ‘effective control’ over Abkhazia and South Ossetia
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that following the 2008 August War, Russia has exercised ‘effective control’ over the two territories.
Strasbourg court rules Russia has ‘effective control’ over Abkhazia and South Ossetia
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that following the 2008 August War, Russia has exercised ‘effective control’ over the two territories.
What does the ECHR’s decision on Armenia v Azerbaijan mean?
Both sides have claimed the decision was in their favour.
What does the ECHR’s decision on Armenia v Azerbaijan mean?
Both sides have claimed the decision was in their favour.
European Court rules against Azerbaijan but clears Hungary in axe-murder case
The ECHR ruled that Azerbaijan had ‘approved’ and ‘endorsed’ Ramil Safarov’s murder of Gurgen Margaryan during a NATO training in 2004.
European Court rules against Azerbaijan but clears Hungary in axe-murder case
The ECHR ruled that Azerbaijan had ‘approved’ and ‘endorsed’ Ramil Safarov’s murder of Gurgen Margaryan during a NATO training in 2004.
ECHR rules in favour of journalist Khadija Ismayilova over sex-tape articles
The European Court of Human Rights ordered the Azerbaijani Government to pay Ismayilova €6,000 in costs and compensation.
ECHR rules in favour of journalist Khadija Ismayilova over sex-tape articles
The European Court of Human Rights ordered the Azerbaijani Government to pay Ismayilova €6,000 in costs and compensation.
ECHR rules detention of Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova was unlawful
The Azerbaijani government was ordered to pay Ismayilova €25,000 ($28,000) in compensation.
ECHR rules detention of Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova was unlawful
The Azerbaijani government was ordered to pay Ismayilova €25,000 ($28,000) in compensation.
Georgian transgender man appeals to ECHR over gender recognition
Gender reassignment surgery is a prerequisite for changing the sex marker in official documents change in Georgia.
Georgian transgender man appeals to ECHR over gender recognition
Gender reassignment surgery is a prerequisite for changing the sex marker in official documents change in Georgia.