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Ireland v. the United Kingdom: on the 50th Anniversary of the Tragic Events of the Conflict in Northern Ireland
The tragic and lasting crisis in Northern Ireland lies at the root of the present case. In order to combat what the respondent
Dejnek v. Poland: Strip Searches of a Prisoner
The applicant alleged, in particular, that the strip searches to which he had been subjected while in detention at Lublin Remand Centre had
The Minimum Level of Severity Test in Light of Bouyid v. Belgium
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Verzilov and Others v. Russia: a Violent Attack by Russian (Kuban) Cossacks During an Artistic Performance
The case concerns a violent attack on the applicants by Cossacks during an artistic performance by the applicants in Sochi on 19 February
K.J. and Others v. Russia: Removal of Victims from Russia to North Korea
The main issues in the present case are whether the removal of K.J., C.C., and S.K. to North Korea was or would be
Ukraine v. Russia (Re Crimea) [GC] (extracts)
1205. The applicant Government submitted that the respondent Government were responsible for administrative practices that amounted to a violation of Article 3 of
Daugaard Sorensen v. Denmark: Withdrawal of Charges Against an Alleged Perpetrator of Rape
The application concerns the withdrawal of charges against an alleged perpetrator of rape, in view of errors that occurred at the Regional State
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