JUDGMENT Cumhuriyetçi Eğitim Ve Kültür Merkezi Vakfı v. Turkey 20-06-2017 (no. 32093/10) see here SUMMARY Free power supply to religious organisations. No refusal to grant this privilege to a religious institution. Violation as there is discrimination based on religion. PROVISION Article 41 PRINCIPAL FACTS The applicant association, Cumhuriyetçi Eğitim Ve Kültür Merkezi Vakfı (Foundation for […]
JUDGMENT Bayev and others v. Russia 20-06-2017 (no. 67667/09, 44092/12 και 56717/12) see here SUMMARY Homophobia. Legislation forbidding propaganda of homosexuality. Incompatible legislation with the principles of freedom of expression and equality. The Court refuses to adopt policies and decisions that are biased towards the homosexual minority. Homophobia is incompatible with the values – equality, pluralism […]
JUDGMENT Bălșan v. Romania 23-5-2017 (no. 49645/09) see here SUMMARY Domestic violence. Complaints and indifference from the authorities. Inhuman and degrading treatment. Discrimination based on sex. The applicant had four children from her marriage, but her husband was violent towards her and her children during the marriage. The violence was intensified in 2007 during their […]
JUDGMENT A.H. and Others v. Russia (application nos. 6033/13, 8927/13, 10549/13, 12275/13, 23890/13, 26309/13, 27161/13, 29197/13, 32224/13, 32331/13, 32351/13, 32368/13, 37173/13, 38490/13, 42340/13 and 42403/13) 17.01.2017 see here SUMMARY The applications were brought by 45 US nationals: both on their own behalf, and on behalf of 27 Russian children. In late 2012, the US applicants […]
JUDGMENT A.H. and Others v. Russia (application nos. 6033/13, 8927/13, 10549/13, 12275/13, 23890/13, 26309/13, 27161/13, 29197/13, 32224/13, 32331/13, 32351/13, 32368/13, 37173/13, 38490/13, 42340/13 and 42403/13) 17.01.2017 see here SUMMARY The applications were brought by 45 US nationals: both on their own behalf, and on behalf of 27 Russian children. In late 2012, the US applicants […]
JUDGMENT Identoba and others v. Georgia 12.05.2015 (no. 73235/12) see here SUMMARY: The case concerned a peaceful demonstration in Tbilisi in May 2012 to mark the International Day against Homophobia, which was violently disrupted by counter-demonstrators outnumbering the marchers. The Court considered in particular that the authorities knew or ought to have known of the […]
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