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Arnon Nampa (third-party intervention)

Thai human rights lawyer and pro-democracy activist Arnon Nampa (Mr Nampa) challenged the routine use of physical restraints in Thai court proceedings after he was compelled to appear in leg shackles during his sentencing hearing. The case raises concerns about cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, and the right to a fair trial… Read More

Kavala v Türkiye (third party intervention)

Turkish human rights defender Osman Kavala alleges before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) that his continued detention – in defiance of two ECtHR judgments finding his detention to be arbitrary and politically motivated and ordering his immediate release – violated his rights under the European Convention on… Read More

European Court Accepts Azerbaijan’s Attempts to Resolve LGBTIQ+ Torture Case, Ignoring Victims’ Calls for Effective Reparation

European Court Accepts Azerbaijan’s Attempts to Resolve LGBTIQ+ Torture Case, Ignoring Victims’ Calls for Effective Reparation

by Chris Esdaile, REDRESS Senior Legal Advisor The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has accepted Azerbaijan’s proposed resolution of a case brought against it by members of the LGBTIQ+ community, despite strong arguments being raised by the victims that the resolution does not deliver adequate reparation for the… Read More

Mocanu & Ors v Romania (third party intervention)

On 13 and 14 June 1990, anti-government demonstrations in Romania were violently repressed, resulting in several civilian casualties.   CASE BACKGROUND  The applicants in this case included (1) Mrs Mocanu, whose husband was killed, (2) Mr Stoica, who was ill-treated, and (3) Association “21 December 1989”… Read More

Khaled El-Masri v Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (third party intervention)

Khaled El-Masri is a German national of Lebanese origin. Accused of being a member of Al-Qaida, he was arrested by Macedonian agents who handed him over to a CIA team, who then detained… Read More