V. the Czech Republic: Concurring Opinion of Judge Gnatovskyy
1. I fully support and welcome the findings of the Court in this important judgment, which deals with the death of the applicant’s
Margarita Sokorenko: Ukraine is Obliged to Comply with ECtHR Judgments on Detention Conditions
The implementation of the ECtHR judgments remains one of Ukraine’s international obligations, which the state assumed after ratifying the Convention for the Protection
Olenivska Colony: Two Years after the Tragedy
This week marks two years since the killing of 53 Ukrainian prisoners of war and the wounding of 151 other prisoners of war
Dmytro Yagunov. Speech at the International Forum ‘Transforming the Prison System: Finding Solutions to End Torture in Prisons’
First of all, let me express my deep gratitude to the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine and all the organisers of the International
Hanovs v. Latvia: nIneffective Investigation Into a Hate-Motivated Attack on the Applicant (Articles 3, 8 and 14 of the Convention)
The Court concludes that the respondent State failed in its obligation under Articles 3 and 8 of the Convention, read in conjunction with
Reports to the Ukrainian Government on the Visits to Ukraine Carried Out by the CPT
Reports to the Ukrainian Government on the visits to Ukraine carried out by the CPT
UNODC: The State of Prisons: Key Findings from UNODC’s New Prison Matters Research Brief
To mark the occasion of Nelson Mandela International Day, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) released its first Prison Matters brief,
Vincent Delbos: National Preventive Mechanism in France: the Contrôleur Général des Lieux de Privation de Liberté
Today, we have a brilliant opportunity to apply to a person, who played an important role in torture prevention in France and –