JUDGMENT Αneva κ.α. v. Bulgaria 06-04-2017 (no. 66997/13, 77760/14 and 50240/15) see here SUMMARY Respect for family life. Obstruction of communication and contact with children. Three different parents appealed to the ECtHR on the grounds that they were unable to communicate with their children despite the existence of a custodial judgment or rights of communication, […]
JUDGMENT Pihl v. Sweden (no. 74742/14) 9-3-2017 see here SUMMARY Private life. Freedom of expression. Weighting in case of conflict of rights. A blog, which was run by a nonprofit organisation, published an article, accusing the applicant of participating in a Nazi organization. Nine days later and following a complaint by the applicant, the organisation erased […]
JUDGMENT Baczúr v. Hungary 7-3-2017 (no. 8263/15) see here SUMMARY Right to property. Disability Allowance. Reduction of the disability allowance by approximately 75% for 1.5 years. The European Court of Human Rights has held that there has been a violation of Article 1 of the First Protocol for violation of his right to property. PROVISION […]
JUDGMENT Kamenov v. Russia 7-3-2017 (no. 17570/15) see here SUMMARY Family life. Deportation. The applicant is a Kazakhstan national and the case concerned his deportation from Russia despite the fact that he had married a Russian national with whom he had two children and lived in Slantseviy Rudnik. The applicant and had received a three-year […]
JUDGMENT Modestou v. Greece 16-3-2017 (no. 51693/13) see here SUMMARY Home search. The applicant is a Cypriot businessman who lives in Athens. A prosecutor’s order under a preliminary investigation was conducted at home, without him being present, during which computers and documents were seized. The prosecutor then instituted proceedings against a number of individuals, including the […]
JUDGMENT R.L.and others v. Denmark 07-03-2017 (no. 52629/11) see here SUMMARY Family life. Paternity recognition. The case concerns the recognition of the paternity of the second applicant, who was married to the first applicant. During their marriage, they had a child, and then, when they no longer had contacts, the woman brought her second child […]
DECISION Moroz v. Ukraine 2-3-2017 (no. 5187/07) see here SUMMARY Family life. Right to correspondence. Religious freedom. The inability during the detention of the applicant to communicate with his relatives and to correspond with them constitutes a breach of family life and the right of correspondence of the prisoner. The ECtHR also ruled that there […]
JUDGMENT Labaca Larrea v. France 02-03-2017 (no. 56710/13, 56727/13 και 57412/13) see here SUMMARY The difficulties of visiting relatives in prison due to distance are, under certain conditions, a breach of the family life of the prisoner.visit him, since the ability of his family members to visit him is necessary for the continuation of his normal family […]
JUDGMENT D’Alconzo v. Italy 23-02-2017 (no. 64297/12) see here SUMMARY Right to family life. Contact between father and his children. The case concerned the applicant’s inability to exercise the right of communication and contact with his two children. His former partner left for the US along with their children. The applicant denounced the matter before […]
JUDGMENT Dimova and Peeva v. Bulgaria (application no. 20440/11) 19.01.2017 see here SUMMARY Permit to leave the country to a minor child. The refusal of the national courts to grant without the consent of the father and without a time limit permission to the minor daughter to stay with her mother abroad does not constitute […]
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