JUDGMENT Shala v. Switzerland 25.07.2019 (no. 63896/12) see here SUMMARY Failure to inform criminal trial witnesses of their right to consular assistance. Intentional homicide and fair trial. No infringement. The applicant is sentenced by the Swiss courts for murder in the context of a blood feud. Complaints of infringement of fair trial. The applicant criticized […]
JUDGMENT Romeo Castaño v. Belgium 09.07.2019 (no. 8351/17) see here SUMMARY Not extradiction of a murder suspect. Incomplete research for extradiction. The negative decision did not have a sufficient real basis. Infringement of the procedural aspect of the right to life. The applicants complained that their right to effective investigation had been violated due to […]
JUDGMENT Chatzigiannakou v. Greece (application no. 58774/12) 18.07.2019 see here SUMMARY Failure to enforce a decision entailing the demolition of parts of a building in Athens on account of its non-compliance with anti-seismic regulations. Ms Chatzigiannakou lived next door to the building and she alleged that her house would be at risk if it were […]
JUDGMENT Önal v. Turkey 02.07.2019 (no. 44982/07) see here SUMMARY Book publisher. Critisims of a Former Turkish President in the content of a published book of a Kurdish politician. Condemnation of the publisher for defamation. Inadequate reasoning. The applicant is the owner of a publishing house that published a book – an autobiography by a […]
JUDGMENT Rook v. Germany 25.07.2019 (no. 1586/15) see here SUMMARY File case with electronic records with millions of data in criminal proceedings. Information of the accused and copies of the data. The case concerned the fairness of criminal proceedings where around 80,000 items of telecommunication surveillance data had been produced and 14 million electronic files seized. […]
JUDGMENT Glaisen v. Switzerland 18.07.2019 (no. 40477/13) see here SUMMARY Person with disabilities. Right of access to the cinema. Inability of a paraplegic wheelchair user notto gain access to a cinema in Geneva. The Court held that Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life) could not be interpreted as requiring access to […]
JUDGMENT Cîrstea v. Romania 23-07-2019 (no. 10626/11) see here SUMMARY The applicant’s placement in pre-trial detention in the proceedings which followed a dramatic fire in a neonatal intensive-care ward where she was responsible for monitoring care. The Court reiterated its previous finding that domestic courts were required to give specific reasons for finding that public […]
JUDGMENT Chatzigiannakou v. Greece (application no. 58774/12) 18.07.2019 see here SUMMARY The case concerned the failure to enforce a decision entailing the demolition of parts of a building in Athens on account of its non-compliance with anti-seismic regulations. Ms Chatzigiannakou lived next door to the building and she alleged that her house would be at risk […]
JUDGMENT Kislov v. Russia 09.07.2019 (no. 3598/10) see here SUMMARY Passive bribery of a civil servant. His in absentia conviction for passive bribery and forgery. Provisional detention in Russia with a view to extradition to Belarus without a court order. The applicant was accused of passive bribery of an official and was convicted in absentia […]
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Conviction for comments in an election campaign brochure violated the freedom of expression.
JUDGMENT Brzeziński v. Poland 25.07.2019 (no. 47542/07) see here SUMMARY Comments on an election campaign brochure and the freedom of expression. The Court noted that the contested statements had been made in the context of a debate on issues which were important for the local community. It held that the language used in the brochure […]