The case concerns allegedly insufficient reasoning in the courts’ decisions ordering the applicants’ pre-trial detention and certain procedural flaws in related review proceedings.
Category: European Court of Human Rights
CASE OF MILJAK v. CROATIA – 15681/18
The case concerns the applicant’s alleged ill-treatment by prison officers and the lack of an effective investigation into the incident. European Court of Human Rights SECOND SECTION CASE OF MILJAK v. CROATIA (Application no. 15681/18) JUDGMENT STRASBOURG 16 January 2024
CASE OF FERNANDES v. PORTUGAL – 33023/17 and 56476/17
European Court of Human Rights FOURTH SECTION CASE OF FERNANDES v. PORTUGAL (Applications nos. 33023/17 and 56476/17) JUDGMENT STRASBOURG 16 January 2024
CASE OF ÇETİNKAYA v. TÜRKİYE – 76619/11
European Court of Human Rights SECOND SECTION CASE OF ÇETİNKAYA v. TÜRKİYE (Application no. 76619/11) JUDGMENT STRASBOURG 16 January 2024
CASE OF RIZZO AND OTHERS v. MALTA – 36318/21
The case concerns the effectiveness of an appeal to the Constitutional Court for the purposes of Article 13 following developments in domestic case-law in the ambit of judgments relating to old rent laws raising issues under Article 1 of Protocol…
CASE OF NAFORNIȚA v. THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA – The applicants complained that their eviction from the apartment in which they had been living had breached their rights guaranteed under Article 8 of the Convention
European Court of Human Rights (Application no. 49066/12) The case concerns the applicants’ eviction from an apartment after more than eleven years of living there and the alleged failure of the courts to properly weigh the competing interests when ordering…
CASE OF NAFORNIȚA v. THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA – 49066/12
The case concerns the applicants’ eviction from an apartment after more than eleven years of living there and the alleged failure of the courts to properly weigh the competing interests when ordering their eviction. It also concerns the allegedly divergent…
CASE OF AL-HAWSAWI v. LITHUANIA – 6383/17
The case concerns allegations of torture, ill-treatment and unacknowledged, incommunicado detention of Mr al-Hawsawi, one of the CIA’s so-called “high value detainees”, who was captured during the “war on terror” launched by President Bush in the aftermath of the 9/11…
CASE OF LIBRI v. ITALY – 45097/20
The application concerns the alleged incompatibility of the applicant’s state of health with detention in prison and the alleged failure to provide him with adequate medical treatment.
CASE OF ALUNNI AND OTHERS v. ITALY – 16505/22 and 9 others
The applicants are lawyers who declared that they had advanced legal fees in respect of their clients (avvocati antistatari) and who were awarded legal fees through assignment orders (ordinanze di assegnazione) aimed at implementing decisions or judgments issued under Law…