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Admissibility decisions

10/01/2012

Hearing The Grand Chamber of the Court delivered its decisions on recevability in the cases of Chiragov and Others v. Armenia and Sargsyan v. Azerbaijan. The cases concerns the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. The Court will deliver its judgments at a later date.

Sargsyan c. Azerbaïdjan
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Chiragov et autres c. Arménie
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Upsurge in number of Hungarian cases

11/01/2012

The Registrar of the Court, Erik Fribergh, has announced that special measures will be taken to deal with the thousands of Hungarian applications received by the Court since mid-December 2011. Most of these cases concern the same issues relating to retirement pensions.

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Priority treatment

20/12/2011

The Court has decided to give priority treatment to complaints by the former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliya Tymoshenko concerning her detention. The applicant, the leader of the main opposition party in Ukraine, was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment in October 2011. She alleges, in particular, that her prosecution and detention were politically motivated.

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Hearings

Recent hearing

11/01/2012

The Court held a Grand Chamber hearing in the case of Vistiņš and Perepjolkins v. Latvia. The case concerns the expropriation of land to enlarge the Autonomous Commercial Port of Riga in the 1990s.

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Forthcoming hearing

11/01/2012

On 25 January 2012, the Court will be holding a Grand Chamber hearing in the case of Catan and Others v. Moldova and Russia. The case concerns complaints about the prohibition to use Latin script in schools in the self-proclaimed unrecognised entity known as “Moldovan Republic of Transdnistria”.

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Chamber judgments

Recent judgment

22/12/2011

In the case concerning the siege of the Dubrovka theatre by Chechen separatists in October 2002 the Court held that there had been no violation of the Convention regarding the use of force and gas against the terrorists. It did, however, find that the rescue operation had not been well planned or implemented.

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Other judgments

10/01/2012

Di Sarno v. Italy

Cesnulevicius v. Lithuania

Ananyev and Others v. Russia (Russian version)

30 other judgments

 

20/12/2011

Hanif et Khan v. United Kingdom

Pascari v. Moldova

Teslenko v. Ukraine

33 other judgments

 

Forthcoming judgments

12/01/2012: 12 judgments

 

 

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