New Factsheets from the European Court of Human Rights
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg has published a series of Factsheets that describe important jurisprudence of the institution on a number of subjects.
The ECHR recently added new Factsheets on the right to life, companies and taxation. They include key cases and pending applications before the Court.
The ECHR hears complaints from individuals living in any of the member states of the Council of Europe about violations of the European Convention of Human Rights. The Council of Europe is one of the continent's oldest political organizations, founded in 1949. It has 47 member countries.
The ECHR recently added new Factsheets on the right to life, companies and taxation. They include key cases and pending applications before the Court.
The ECHR hears complaints from individuals living in any of the member states of the Council of Europe about violations of the European Convention of Human Rights. The Council of Europe is one of the continent's oldest political organizations, founded in 1949. It has 47 member countries.
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